Weekly schedule template
Author: Oscar Cronquist Article last updated on October 31, 2018
I would like to share this simple weekly schedule I created.
How to use weekly schedule
- Type any date in cell F2 and press Enter.
Now what?
All dates in chosen week are dynamically updated. See cell range C4:I4.
Why?
You can easily create and print multiple weekly schedules quickly without editing each date in week.
Monthly calendars
If you are looking for a monthly calendars, this might be of interest:
Get excel template
Create a weekly schedule.xls
(Excel 97-2003 Workbook *.xls)
Formula in C4:
=$F$2-WEEKDAY($F$2;1)+1 , Press ENTER
Formula in D4:
=C4 + 1 Press ENTER. Copy cell D4 and paste on cell range E4:I4.
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Thank you for this!! It was simple and helped me so much!! I made it work for me. Thanks again!
Megan,
You are welcome!
thanks
This is so great - thanks very much
Thanks a lot! Better scheduled life, here i come. (Wish me luck)
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Great article. Thanks for sharing. BTW, if anyone needs to fill out a “Weekly schedule Form ”, I found a blank fillable form here: https://goo.gl/I80dQj. This site PDFfiller also has some tutorials on how to fill it out and a few related legal documents that you might find useful.
many thanks! works very well
Hi Oscar,
Thank you so much for the tutorial materials you provided here.
I wondered if you could put these excel calendar into ACCESS 2010 (Microsoft) format (database) so several people can use at the same time?
Best regards,
Steve