I would like to prepare 30/31 day calendar graphics from Excel by importing
tabular event data into them. I know how to do this by exporting Excel data
to Outlook, but I'm not satisfied with the level of detail Outlook allows on
the 30/31 day calendar graphic. Any ideas how to do this completely within
Excel?

JH

Hi John,

I don't know exactly what you want but Microsoft has 20-30 calendar
templates at Office Online which might get you started. In addition I have
created an Excel Calendar which I use for my day to day work, which I could
send you.

--
Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"John H." wrote:

I would like to prepare 30/31 day calendar graphics from Excel by importing
tabular event data into them. I know how to do this by exporting Excel data
to Outlook, but I'm not satisfied with the level of detail Outlook allows on
the 30/31 day calendar graphic. Any ideas how to do this completely within
Excel?

JH

Shane,

Do your templates allow the import of tabular Excel data into the 30/31 day
calendar format. The calendar format I'm referring to is the same as a
calendar you would hang on your wall (7 columns for each day of week and 5
rows).

JH


"ShaneDevenshire" wrote:

Hi John,

I don't know exactly what you want but Microsoft has 20-30 calendar
templates at Office Online which might get you started. In addition I have
created an Excel Calendar which I use for my day to day work, which I could
send you.

--
Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"John H." wrote:

I would like to prepare 30/31 day calendar graphics from Excel by importing
tabular event data into them. I know how to do this by exporting Excel data
to Outlook, but I'm not satisfied with the level of detail Outlook allows on
the 30/31 day calendar graphic. Any ideas how to do this completely within
Excel?

JH

No but you should check out the templates that I mentioned at Microsoft.
--
Thanks,
Shane Devenshire


"John H." wrote:

Shane,

Do your templates allow the import of tabular Excel data into the 30/31 day
calendar format. The calendar format I'm referring to is the same as a
calendar you would hang on your wall (7 columns for each day of week and 5
rows).

JH


"ShaneDevenshire" wrote:

Hi John,

I don't know exactly what you want but Microsoft has 20-30 calendar
templates at Office Online which might get you started. In addition I have
created an Excel Calendar which I use for my day to day work, which I could
send you.

--
Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"John H." wrote:

I would like to prepare 30/31 day calendar graphics from Excel by importing
tabular event data into them. I know how to do this by exporting Excel data
to Outlook, but I'm not satisfied with the level of detail Outlook allows on
the 30/31 day calendar graphic. Any ideas how to do this completely within
Excel?

JH

Hi. I have the same problem. I need to build a map that shows me the inicial
and the end of employes contracts.

Imagine that I have 10 employees. each one has a different star and end date
of their contract. each employees may have several contracts. I need to build
a map, if possible automtically that shows me all date from all contracts.

Regards,
marco




"ShaneDevenshire" wrote:

No but you should check out the templates that I mentioned at Microsoft.
--
Thanks,
Shane Devenshire


"John H." wrote:

Shane,

Do your templates allow the import of tabular Excel data into the 30/31 day
calendar format. The calendar format I'm referring to is the same as a
calendar you would hang on your wall (7 columns for each day of week and 5
rows).

JH


"ShaneDevenshire" wrote:

Hi John,

I don't know exactly what you want but Microsoft has 20-30 calendar
templates at Office Online which might get you started. In addition I have
created an Excel Calendar which I use for my day to day work, which I could
send you.

--
Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"John H." wrote:

I would like to prepare 30/31 day calendar graphics from Excel by importing
tabular event data into them. I know how to do this by exporting Excel data
to Outlook, but I'm not satisfied with the level of detail Outlook allows on
the 30/31 day calendar graphic. Any ideas how to do this completely within
Excel?

JH