How to Make a Weekly Schedule in Excel - Tutorial
Excel tutorial on how to make a weekly schedule in Excel to keep you organized. We'll make a weekly planner so that you can schedule meetings by selecting your appointments from a dropdown menu available in each time slot.
The calendar dates in the planner also use a formula so that you can add more weeks to your workbook and easily link your planners together.
Using a weekly planner in Excel can help keep you track meetings and other appointments during your workweek and weekend days.
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The calendar dates in the planner also use a formula so that you can add more weeks to your workbook and easily link your planners together.
Using a weekly planner in Excel can help keep you track meetings and other appointments during your workweek and weekend days.
If you liked this, make sure to get your FREE pdf list of top Excel keyboard shortcuts: https://yacostasolutions.com/newsletter/
*FYI:
This tutorial was created using the desktop version of Excel in Microsoft 365. You can upgrade to this version here: https://amzn.to/302tWl4
The screen recording + editing was done using Techsmith Camtasia. You can check it out here: https://techsmith.z6rjha.net/kdZyv
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