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Sounds rather Orwellian

Take the spreadsheet you completed for last month and make a copy of
it. Using the copy you might find things easier if you rename the tabs
week1, week2 etc rather than specific dates since as far as I know
there is no way to automate the naming of the tabs.
I'd also set up your workbook with 6 sheets, five of them will cover
all the weeks in a month with the last sheet as the summary sheet. Once
you have set up a master workbook like this, save it with the name of
the month and you can make copies of it for each of the months going
forward.

Jon


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