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Daily Planner

SchedulePrintable Daily PlannerMore CalendarsThis template is designed to help you print daily planner pages.If you enter info on this worksheet, it will not change when youDate:Monday, July 28, 2014End:Friday, August 01, 2014change the date (this spreadsheet isn't that sophisticated).28July, 2014The "Print Every Other Day" option allows you to more easily printon both sides of the paper. Make sure you experiment with thisMondaybefore you start too large of a print job.0W31-1Example:01) Set Date to 1/1/2013 and End to 1/4/201302) Check the "Print Every Other Day" check box3) Print (results in printing 1/1/2013 and 1/3/2013)RememberAppointmentsWeek's work4) Reverse the order of the printed pages and put them back in the printer07:00Note: Reversing the order is necessary so that the printer first prints on the0:30back of 1/1/2013 and then on the back of 1/3/2013. It can be tricky to put08:00the paper back in the printer in the correct orientation.:155) Set Date to 1/2/2013 and End to 1/4/2013:306) Print (results in printing 1/2/2013 and 1/4/2013):459:00:15:30:4510:00ABCTop 5 for the day:15:30:4511:00:15:30Notes:4512:00:15:30:451:00:15:30:452:00:15:30StatusCommitments:453:00:15:30:454:00:15:30:455:00StatusDaily Chores:306:00:307:00:308:00:309:00:30

&L&8Daily Planner 2009 Vertex42 LLC&R&8www.vertex42.com/calendars/Print Multiple DaysPrint Every Other DayMore Calendars

HolidaysHolidays and Special EventsCurrent Year2014Current Month7Holiday/EventMonthDayWeekWeekDayDateNotesTaxes Due4154/15/14If 15th is a Sun or Sat, then taxes are due the following MondayDaylight Saving413/9/142nd Sunday in March (starting in 2007), 1st Sunday in April (prior to 2007)Daylight Saving11111/2/141st Sunday of November (starting in 2007), Last Sunday in October (prior to 2007)Grandparents Day9/7/141st Sunday after Labor DayAdmin Assist Day444/23/14Wednesday of last full week in AprilML King Day1321/19/153rd Monday of JanuaryHolidays and Events Occuring on Specific Days of the WeekThanksgiving114511/27/144th Thursday of NovemberML King Day1321/20/143rd Monday of JanuaryMother's Day5215/11/142nd Sunday of MayFather's Day6316/15/143rd Sunday of JuneParents' Day7417/27/144th Sunday in JulyLabor Day9129/1/141st Monday of SeptemberPresident's Day2322/17/143rd Monday of FebruaryColumbus Day102210/13/142nd Monday of OctoberMemorial Day6025/26/14Last Monday of May12/31/9912/31/99Holidays and Events Occuring on a Specific DateHalloween103110/31/14Christmas Day122512/25/14Christmas Eve122412/24/14New Year's Eve123112/31/14New Year's Day111/1/14St. Patrick's Day3173/17/14April Fool's Day414/1/14Flag Day6146/14/14Independence Day747/4/14Veterans Day111111/11/14Groundhog Day222/2/14Lincoln's B-Day2122/12/14Valentines Day2142/14/14Earth Day4224/22/14United Nations Day102410/24/1412/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/99

Sunday = 1Instructions and Notes:

Adding Holidays and Special EventsTo add new events, copy a row containing an example of the date formula that you wish to use and then modify the month/day or week/weekday as needed.

Calendar Will Only Show up to 2 Holidays/Events Per Day

Deleting EventsTo delete or remove events, just delete the entire row. Or delete the event name (in column A) if you want to keep a formula in the date column for later reference.

Floating Holidays/Events (e.g. 3rd Sunday of ...)Floating holidays and events are those that occur on specific days of the month, like the "3rd Sunday of ..."- Week=1, WeekDay=2 for the 1st Monday of the month- Week=3, WeekDay=1 for the 3rd Sunday of the month- Month=2, Week=0, WeekDay=2 for the last Monday in the previous month (January in this case).- Month=2, Week=-1, WeekDay=2 for the 2nd to last Monday in January (another tricky one)

Additional Notes:-- Column A is named "arr_event" and is the text displayed on the calendar.-- Column F is named "arr_eventdate" and the date calculated in this column is used to determine where to place the event on the calendar.-- Columns D (week) and E (WeekDay) are for calculating floating holidays. For example, Thanksgiving is on the 4th Thursday of November.-- Columns B (month) and C (Day) are for calculating the date using DATE(year,month,day).

-- If 2 or more events or holidays occur on the same day, then the one listed FIRST will be the one shown first on the calendar.

-- The DATE() formula only works AFTER 1900.2nd Sunday in March (starting in 2007), 1st Sunday in April (prior to 2007)1st Sunday of November (starting in 2007), Last Sunday in October (prior to 2007)

EventsBirthdays, AnniversariesCopy the formula in the Date column when adding new birthdays / anniversariesDescriptionMonthDayDateThere is a limit of 3 events per day, so combine into a single description if needed12/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/99

MiniCalendarsMini CalendarsStart Day2WeekNoISO1: Sunday firstUS :: Use Start Day=1 (Sunday). Week 1 contains January 12: Monday first (ISO)ISO :: Must use Start Day=2 (Monday). Week 1 contains the first ThursdayNote: When using the US week number, you must have the Analysis ToolPak add-in installedJune 2014WkMTuWThFSaSuThese dates and those in the Events sheet must be formatted the same way22313131313131112/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/996/1/142323456786/2/146/3/146/4/146/5/146/6/146/7/146/8/142491011121314156/9/146/10/146/11/146/12/146/13/146/14/146/15/1425161718192021226/16/146/17/146/18/146/19/146/20/146/21/146/22/1426232425262728296/23/146/24/146/25/146/26/146/27/146/28/146/29/1427303131313131316/30/1412/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/99July 2014WkMTuWThFSaSu273112345612/31/997/1/147/2/147/3/147/4/147/5/147/6/1428789101112137/7/147/8/147/9/147/10/147/11/147/12/147/13/1429141516171819207/14/147/15/147/16/147/17/147/18/147/19/147/20/1430212223242526277/21/147/22/147/23/147/24/147/25/147/26/147/27/1431282930313131317/28/147/29/147/30/147/31/1412/31/9912/31/9912/31/9903131313131313112/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/99August 2014WkMTuWThFSaSu313131313112312/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/998/1/148/2/148/3/1432456789108/4/148/5/148/6/148/7/148/8/148/9/148/10/1433111213141516178/11/148/12/148/13/148/14/148/15/148/16/148/17/1434181920212223248/18/148/19/148/20/148/21/148/22/148/23/148/24/1435252627282930318/25/148/26/148/27/148/28/148/29/148/30/148/31/1403131313131313112/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/9912/31/99