This past week, I started mapping out new flowerbeds on graph paper. Now, graph paper’s cheap, but making changes takes time and sometimes you just have to start over

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Turn an Excel sheet into graph paper

My recent post on embedding a Calendar control in an Excel sheet generated a lot of interesting questions. In this post, I’ll answer three of them: How to get a copy of the control How to control the position of the control How to hide the control How to get a copy of the Calendar control The easiest and safest way for Office 2003 users to get this control is to download and install Office 2003 Service Pack 3 . Be sure to install the file in the right folder: C:WindowsSystem32

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How to acquire, position, and hide a Calendar control in an Excel sheet

Anyone entering dates should receive hazard pay. Even the best designed spreadsheet can confuse a user and frankly, it’s difficult to enter dates manually. Using the Calendar control can help.

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Automate an Excel calendar control

Excel makes it easy to set up a system for tracking time. Follow these steps to create your own or download our sample timesheet template and customize it to fit your needs. The process of tracking time is unique to every employee or position, so there’s no one-size-fits-all sheet that will do the job

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Build a simple timesheet in Excel