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Excel: Customize Yearly Calendar with Dropdown, Auto-Update Holidays & Weekend Shading

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  • #1 16494843
    krystex15
    Level 10  
    Hey.
    In the attachment file in which something worked but I do not know how to do:
    1. I would like to choose a year from the drop-down list and change the dates in my schedule
    2. Saturdays and Sundays filled with color + additionally marked with a different color when the holiday falls in a given month
    @editor

    I played a little bit more and made a selection of the year and months from the list - it changes my schedule and colors
    The only thing I do not know is how to enter here to mark the holidays ...
    File:


    Thanks in advance !.
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  • #2 16495013
    Prot
    Level 38  
    krystex15 wrote:
    1. I would like to choose a year from the drop-down list and change the dates in my schedule
    2. Saturdays and Sundays filled with color + additionally marked with a different color when the holiday falls in a given month

    Excel: Customize Yearly Calendar with Dropdown, Auto-Update Holidays & Weekend Shading2017-05-2..1).png Download (55.82 kB)
    Is this the effect? :?: :D

    If so, please use the attachment.
    grafikte...xlsx Download (24.86 kB)Points: 2 for user

    BTW formatting holidays in the calendar you can do as shown https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3343649.html#16491345
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  • #3 16495023
    krystex15
    Level 10  
    Prot wrote:
    krystex15 wrote:
    1. I would like to choose a year from the drop-down list and change the dates in my schedule
    2. Saturdays and Sundays filled with color + additionally marked with a different color when the holiday falls in a given month


    Is this the effect? :?: :D

    If so, please use the attachment.


    BTW formatting holidays in the calendar you can do as shown https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3343649.html#16491345


    Hey, thanks to editing the first post, you probably added the answer at the same time :D
    How can you look at how I've done it myself: (file attached).
    I would like to select the year separately and the month separately. I do not know how to take your holidays for now (if your way here works, or it's done differently.)
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  • #4 16495060
    Prot
    Level 38  
    krystex15 wrote:
    if your way here works, or it's done differently


    Well, unfortunately not :cry:

    On my list are numerical values (dates) that are used in formulas for conditional formatting .

    Your lists are of text type so you can not directly use their settings for calculated formulas :cry:

    But you can always play in the conversions of texts by numbers :D
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  • #5 16495369
    krystex15
    Level 10  
    I mean, it would be enough to only make numbers in my sheet. They do not have to be marked with the color also of the days of the week (pn -pt).

    #edit

    If anyone can ask for the formula to be made? or a function that would color my falling Christmas in the schedule that I have already made
  • #6 16498046
    Prot
    Level 38  
    krystex15 wrote:
    I would ask for the formula to be made? or a function that would color my falling Christmas in the schedule


    In post # 2, I wrote to you:
    Quote:
    formatting holidays in the calendar you can do as shown https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3343649.html#16491345


    However, if you have a problem using that solution :cry: and obtaining the same effect as in a screenshot:
    Excel: Customize Yearly Calendar with Dropdown, Auto-Update Holidays & Weekend Shading2017-05...png Download (55.72 kB)
    then take a look at the next modification of your solutions in Sheet3 :D
    grafikte...xlsx Download (32.07 kB)Points: 2 for user
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