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Transferring data in Excel, the rows in the calendar template ...?

I downloaded a calendar template for Excel in which each month is its own worksheet. I created a separate college football team calendar shown in a table with 3 columns (A = Date, Opponent B =, C = time). I hope there's a way to automatically transfer the table data based on calendar dates. Any help with this would be great, thanks.

His description is not complete, so I'll have to make some assumptions and I hope they can adapt to them. 1.Each calendar sheet bearing the name of the month and year as mmm yyyy (eg September 2008) 2.Each day is a single cell with the number of days in format day as the only character (s) of cell text followed by five more cells numbered below the cell so that each day is a column of six rows of size. 3.There three rows of title and heading followed by six times six rows and columns wide seven days giving a series of days A4: G40 4.The computer time is ordered in time ascending order, is in a spreadsheet called "List" and to be applied to the worksheets clear. This is what has to enter the cell D1: = IF (A1 ="","", DAY (A1)) In cell E1 enter: = IF (A1 =""," "sheetname (A1)) Copy D1 and E1 cells down as far as the growing list could go Right-click a tab worksheet and select View Code to open the VBAProject. Note VBAProject members then select Insert> Module to add a new module to the project in the new module add the following code Public Function SheetName (Monye As Date) As String = SheetName UCase $ (Format $ (Mony, "mmm yyyy")) End Sub Function LoadList () Dim oRow, oSheet, Ocell as object, as the deadline for iRow Each oSheet In ThisWorkbook.Sheets If oSheet.Name> <"List" Then oSheet.Range ("A5: G9"). oSheet.Range clear ("A11: G15"). oSheet.Range clear ("A17: G21"). oSheet.Range clear ("A23: G27"). Clear oSheet.Range ("A29: G33"). oSheet.Range clear ("A35: G39"). Delete End If you come each oRow In Sheets ("List"). Rows: If oRow.Cells DoEvents (1) = "" Then Exit For Sheets (oRow.Cells (5). Text). Activate For Each Ocell on the radio ("A4: G40"). Cells: DoEvents If Ocell oRow.Cells = (4) Then For iRow = 1 to 5 if the cells (+ oCell.Row iRow, oCell.Column) = "" Then Cells (iRow + oCell.Row, oCell.Column) = _ oRow.Cells (3). Text "+" oRow.Cells + (2). Text Exit For End If Next Exit For End If Next Next End Sub Back in the book, select Tools> Macro> Macros> Options and assign the letter L (capital L) to the macro LoadList. Now every time you press Ctrl-Shift-l will list loading. The code here is lacking in detecting and reporting errors. For example, will not work if there is a worksheet for one month in the list. It has two DoEvents for interruptible code in the case of non-ending loop. There is something that could be done to make the code "more efficient" but does not run long enough to warrant concern, not for aesthetic purposes. The code also, of course, does not match the schedule exactly, but I think it will see how to make the necessary changes.

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