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Could Anyone Tell Me How I Can Make A Two Week Planner...................................
I cannot get Microsoft excel on my computer.?
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If you're seeking a free alternative to Excel, simply install Apache OpenOffice and use the 'Calc' program that's built into it. (I've been using it earlier this afternoon and I can recommend it):
https:/ /www.op enoffic e.org/
Most Microsoft Office templates can also be opened (and then modified) in Apache OpenOffice. e.g. the multi-week planner:
http:// office. microso ft.com/ en-gb/t emplate s/resul ts.aspx ?qu=pla nner&am p;ex=1& amp;ori gin=TC1 0293002 8#pg:2| ai:TC00 1180164 |
the monthly planning guide:
http:// office. microso ft.com/ en-gb/t emplate s/resul ts.aspx ?qu=pla nner&am p;ex=1& amp;ori gin=TC1 0293002 8#pg:5| ai:TC10 1885859 |
Alternatively in Microsoft Word (or any other word processor, such as OpenOffice Writer), simply open a new document. Go to File > Page Setup and select Landscape. Then go to Table > Insert > Table. Select 3 rows and 8 columns. Drag the bottom right-hand corner of the table down to get the table to fit the page. Leave the top left cell blank and then type Monday, Tuesday, etc across the top and Week 1 and Week 2 down the side (using the usual word-processing controls to adjust the font, positioning, etc. (Once you've experimented a bit you can use the table auto-formatting option to produce a much more elegant table).
https:/
Most Microsoft Office templates can also be opened (and then modified) in Apache OpenOffice. e.g. the multi-week planner:
http://
the monthly planning guide:
http://
Alternatively in Microsoft Word (or any other word processor, such as OpenOffice Writer), simply open a new document. Go to File > Page Setup and select Landscape. Then go to Table > Insert > Table. Select 3 rows and 8 columns. Drag the bottom right-hand corner of the table down to get the table to fit the page. Leave the top left cell blank and then type Monday, Tuesday, etc across the top and Week 1 and Week 2 down the side (using the usual word-processing controls to adjust the font, positioning, etc. (Once you've experimented a bit you can use the table auto-formatting option to produce a much more elegant table).
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