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Jane McNabb
I've never written a macro before but I need something that would update a
calendar that I designed, using a simple 7 by 7 table, and placed on a page
designed in FP 2002. The calendar is on a page that is already too busy for
my taste so I am trying to limit it's size to not more than 400 W by 300 H.
This may be asking for too much, but I want to be able to automatically have
the macro, once it's written, be able to place the month and year in the
header (July 2003), the day of the week (Mon. Tues. etc.) in the row below
and then each day (1,2,3 etc.) of the month in the correct cell.
I have to update the calendar usually about 2 or 3 days in advance of the
upcoming month on 5 different pages in our Web and with all the
interruptions I get each time I start the update process I invariably make
mistakes from one calendar to another. Copying & pasting won't work because
the dimensions and layout for each calendar are slightly different. Thank
you for reading this. Thanks from the bottom of my heart if you can help me
solve this!
calendar that I designed, using a simple 7 by 7 table, and placed on a page
designed in FP 2002. The calendar is on a page that is already too busy for
my taste so I am trying to limit it's size to not more than 400 W by 300 H.
This may be asking for too much, but I want to be able to automatically have
the macro, once it's written, be able to place the month and year in the
header (July 2003), the day of the week (Mon. Tues. etc.) in the row below
and then each day (1,2,3 etc.) of the month in the correct cell.
I have to update the calendar usually about 2 or 3 days in advance of the
upcoming month on 5 different pages in our Web and with all the
interruptions I get each time I start the update process I invariably make
mistakes from one calendar to another. Copying & pasting won't work because
the dimensions and layout for each calendar are slightly different. Thank
you for reading this. Thanks from the bottom of my heart if you can help me
solve this!