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Excel data into an Office calendar format?
I am working on our district calendar and we are trying to combine multiple
use calendars using the same database. I have always created a printed calendar with lovely pictures for parents' use. Now that I have all this calendar data in an Excel spreadsheet needed for the other uses, I am troubled trying to come up with a way to use this data (without retyping it all) in a format that I can also publish. Any suggestions? |
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Excel data into an Office calendar format?
It's not something I do, and I probably wouldn't use Word MailMerge to do
it, but if you search Google using "microsoft excel calendar" you may be able to find tools that will help you do this entirely within Excel. Peter Jamieson "Redder" wrote in message news  I am working on our district calendar and we are trying to combine multiple use calendars using the same database. I have always created a printed calendar with lovely pictures for parents' use. Now that I have all this calendar data in an Excel spreadsheet needed for the other uses, I am troubled trying to come up with a way to use this data (without retyping it all) in a format that I can also publish. Any suggestions? |
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