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Blue spheres appointment calendar. Family photo calendar any year. Monthly and weekly planning calendar. Social media platform editorial calendar. Evergreen calendar tabs white. Those lines define the print area. By default, OpenOffice creates three sheets in a new spreadsheet, but we only need two for this project. So I deleted the third sheet and renamed the first two. Technically, they can be written in any language, but for this tutorial I used English to keep things simple. This list of month names will be used as the source for a drop-down in the first sheet.
Hit OK and you should see a button with an arrow pointing down next to the first cell. By clicking on that button you should see the drop-down list with all the months. I chose to increase the font size to 40 and to make it bold. I also merged the first 3 cells to have more space for the longer month names.
Before we add the year we need to do some work on the layout of the page. Remember, this calendar has to fit on a sheet of paper. We need figure out the width of the first seven columns. We have seven days in a week, so our calendar will be seven columns wide. So we just need to divide the width of our page to 7. Start your calculator application. To get the column width subtract the margins from the full page divide the result to 7.
Yes, the result is a longer number, but only use the first two decimals. This will make sure the calendar will never be wider than the page width. Put in the result you got earlier.
Now that the top section is ready, we get on with the rest. First, we have to know what is the first date in our calendar.
However, the moment we know that date, we can just add 1 one day to that value until we have six rows.
An idea would be to get the first day of the month. A1:A12; 0 ; 1.
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