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I'm trying to copy the content calendar template into the rest of the months for this year. It has January filled out but the rest are blank. I'd like to have the week column updated to the correct dates for each week in the month. I can't seem to figure out the formula to correct the issue (you can see below the date is 1/4-1/5 which is for January...i'd like it to say "Week 1: 5/9-5/13 and so on for each week in each month)/

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I have created a formula that tells me what date it will be x days after creation date. However this property is not an option to view my calendar view by. I have seen some reddit posts about how there needs to be a tweak to the formula, but I cannot figure it out, can someone pls help?

I have managed to sort it out after some experimentation. Your formula did actually work but I had to make a relation to Tracker within Check-in and then add a formula to the Tracker relation column with your formula and that worked well.

I'm trying to make a Google Spreadsheet that can create a sort of calendar for my volunteer org. The aim is to input the information on the left side [ID No., Name, Start Date, and End Date], and, using the dates inputted, automatically generate a calendar and set them into slots based on the inputted dates. I'm assuming they're signing up for every day on and between the dates.

I'm having a little trouble with the formula for creating the automatic slots on the right hand side, as an experienced user can probably tell. I hope to make this as easy as possible for the user (so they don't mess it up)

The formula should be comparing the date above the column with the dates provided (which most likely won't be completely sorted, either). I used INDEX because VLOOKUP only calls the first result every time, and I couple the INDEX with the SMALL so I could keep the order the same as well.

The idea of the formula is to create create the list of volunteers for each day for each of the day's they're available. I've figured out how to generate slots for after the days after they're available, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to make it so it take them out on the dates they're no longer available ( as you can see on my example with the sample numbers, it just adds them and there's no way to take them back).

what formula can I use to create a calendar in numbers or pages. Basically I want a formula that says something like: provided the cell before this one is greater than zero, add one to the number value of the cell before this one. So I could take a table 7 wide and 6 deep and, for example select the fourth from the left in the top row and make it on and then every cell after would populate in increasing sequence and the cells to the left would remain blank.

The first error triangle is due to the first Sat cell containing a null string (a text value). when a number (usually 1) is entered in any cell in row 2, the errors disappear, and the table looks like this calendar (for the current month, June, 2018):

The easiest way to make calendars for additional months is to Duplicate the original table before entering the seed number. You could also Save the document (containing one copy of the original, unused table or 12 copies of the unused table) as a Template, giving you immediate access to a fresh set of tables for the next year.

Entering the seed number replaces the formula in that cell. Pressing delete after selecting the dates beyond the end of the month removes the formulas from those cells, so if you want to re-use the same table for a new month, you first need to replace the missing formulas.

The FIA and Formula 1 have announced the calendar for the 2024 FIA Formula One World Championship, approved by the World Motor Sport Council. The calendar features 24 races and begins in Bahrain on March 2 and finishes in Abu Dhabi on December 8.

Formula 1 has made clear its intention to move towards greater calendar regionalisation, reducing logistical burdens and making the season more sustainable. By moving Japan to April, Azerbaijan to September and Qatar back-to-back with Abu Dhabi this calendar creates a better flow of races in certain regions, and this work will continue while being realistic to the fact that as a world championship, with climactic and contractual constraints, there will always be travel required that cannot be completely regionalised.

Updated: Thursday 20th October at 14:15. Formula E will race in South Africa for the first time in 2023, as a race in Cape Town joins the calendar to replace the planned races in South Korea.

The originally-published calendar had included two races in Seoul around the Olympic Stadium. But renovation work to the stadium means they can no longer use the same track and another location was not found.

Last season Vancouver dropped off the calendar due to pandemic restrictions and eventually had its contract entirely cancelled. Marrakesh stepped in to host a race again at short notice, but is not currently expected to return for 2023.

Each team has one bye week assigned and many teams have a specific number of cross-country games scheduled (as determined by the standard formula at the conclusion of the previous season), stadium conflicts and other operational obstacles in their schedule. The scheduling teams aim to balance these operational elements while still trying to maximize fan viewership.

Note: not all versions of Excel include the SEQUENCE function. The fastest way to determine if a version of Excel supports the SEQUENCE function is by typing =SEQ in any cell and seeing if SEQUENCE appears in the drop list. If your version of Excel does not support the SEQUENCE function, there are other approaches for creating a calendar discussed here and here.

For starters, we need to be able to determine the day of the week for the first day of the month. Fortunately, Excel has the WEEKDAY function which does just that. We provide it a date, and it tells us its weekday value. Since the cell we use to display our calendar header B10 already contains the date with the first day of the month, we can use this:

The following formula will return the results we need. Namely, it will return 1 when the weekday is Sunday; 0 when the weekday is Monday; -1 when the weekday is Tuesday; -2 when it is a Wednesday; and so on:

If desired, we can apply the Explanatory Cell Style to the day labels and fill the cells as desired. We can also apply the Explanatory Cell Style to the Sunday and Saturday columns if desired. The resulting calendar looks like this:

Jeff, thx for your enjoyable posts. I like this very much and it shows the power of dynamic array formulas. I like to have monthly calendars so that the empty cells in your calendar are filled with the dates for the previous and next month. I use conditioanl formatting on these cells so when they do not belong to the selected month, they are dimmed. The formula needs only a slight change =SEQUENCE(6,7,CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(B10),0,-1,-2,-3,-4,-5,-6)+B10. Hope this is understandable, there may be slight errors because of national settings, mine are norwegian/Norway and it works perfectly well.

Is it possible that you adjust the calendar so that the days in the header start with Monday and ends Sunday ?

Second adjustment: can you change the calendar so that we can see also the international weeknumbers in it?

My excel-knowledge is not enough to make this changes.

Steps:

1. Select all the dates in my April calendar.

2. Conditional Formatting ==> Highlight Cell Rules ==> Equal to

3. Enter formula: =WORKDAY(select 17th of April, -1) ==> Selecting Formatting

4. Formatting is applied to 16th of April cell, instead of 14th of April.

I need help figuring out how to convert my companies fiscal year month (and quarter) to calendar year month (and quarter) using mod or similar function. I already know how to do this using the if function.

Modular arithmetic works on numbers starting with 0. For example, integers to mod 4 are 0, 1, 2 or 3. So numbering the calendar year quarters as 0 for January-March, 1 for April-June, etc and similarly numbering the financial year quarters as 0 for October-December, 1 for January to March, we get

where, FYQ0 and CYQ0 are, respectively, the financial year and calendar year quarter numbers when numbered from zero. (Hint: to determine the constant amount to add inside the MOD function, look at the required result when the value to be converted is zero).

Conventionally, quarters are numbered from 1 to 4, not 0 to 3, so FYQ = 1+FYQ0 and CYQ = 1+CYQ0 where FYQ and CYQ are, respectively, the financial year and calendar year quarter numbers when conventionally numbered.

The four equations provided the basis of formulas for converting quarter/month numbers between financial years and calendar years when conventional numbering of 1-4 is used for quarters and 1-12 for months.

With the original F1 Grand Prix Calendar published later than usual (November rather than August), it has certainly been worth the wait. Despite the heavy disruption we are seeing new events such as the Saudi Grand Prix being added to an already jam-packed F1 Race Schedule. With new additions to the F1 Grand Prix Schedule, we have also seen some losses, with Australia being dropped for a second time and Vietnam never happening at all. As the season evolves, and the calendar changes, we will keep our F1 Race Calendar updated as often as we can. See the tables below for all the detailed and up-to-date info. e24fc04721