create calendar form to print to dayplanner

[Wanda]

I have Outlook 2003, which has many appointments, birthdays, etc on the
calendar. I would like to print calendar pages from it to put in a day
planner (like Day Timer, Franklin Covey, et al), but to also include on each
day an excel spreadsheet type form to track/record certain items on a daily
basis and room for journaling, notes, etc. With all I'm trying to track and
journal daily, it would probably have to be one (5.5" x 8.5") page per day,
printed landscape - 2 to a regular 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper.

Can this be done? And if so, how?

As always, thanks in advance for all assistance.

 

[Diane Poremsky {MVP}]

I'm sure it can be done. How good are your VBA programming skills?



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[Wanda]

Diane - thanks for the quick response... my VBA skills are somewhere between
"slim" and "none"... however, I'm a quick learner, and I have a book (I know,
a little bit of knowledge is a scary thing!). Can you point me in a
direction to start?

 

[Diane Poremsky {MVP}]

outlookcode.com is the best place to start.

Rather than trying to enter excel cells, you'll probably want to use html
tables.



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[Wanda]

Thanks, Diane!

outlookcode.com is the best place to start.

Rather than trying to enter excel cells, you'll probably want to use html
tables.



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[NickT]

Please tell me someone's figured out how to do this. I am forced to use
Outlook 2003 until my company upgrades, and I desparately want to be able to
print out calendars and task lists in the franklin covey format. The
franklin covey software is largely useless. I understand this is exceedingly
easy in Outlook 2007 - help please...

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

outlook 2003 doesn't include a print layout that works in FC?

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