Note that you can specify the holidays in the Holidays tab in the template. Print out of the calendar would look as shown below: There is also some additional space below the calendar where you can write important notes.
The calendar has been made to fit in a single sheet when you print it. You can specify the holidays in the template, and those days are automatically highlighted in the calendar. It’s a dynamic template, so you can enter the year number in cell B1, and it will automatically update the calendar for the specified year.
Similar to the monthly calendar, there is also a yearly calendar (in a separate tab). Alternatively, you can write down the notes in Excel and then take a print.Ĭlick here to download the Excel Calendar Template. You can also print this monthly calendar and write notes, plans, or reminders below it. You can also specify the holidays in the backend, and it automatically gets highlighted in the calendar (as yellow boxes). You can specify the year in cell B1 and use the drop-down list in cell B2 to specify the month.īased on it, the calendar automatically updates. It also makes it easy to quickly update the calendar and take a print if needed.Ĭlick here to download the Excel Calendar Template.īelow is the demo of the monthly calendar template (the download file has been updated for 2023): While it’s easy to create a static calendar in Excel, I have used the power of Excel formulas to create a dynamic calendar template that will update based on the selections you make. In this post, I am sharing an Excel calendar template that you can use in Excel or even take a printout and stick it at home or at your workplace. I regularly use to-do lists and calendars to plan my days in advance.
I am a big fan of using Excel templates to plan and manage work.
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