How do I create 365 labels for 2009??

[callmark1]

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This website used to be superb.

Here's my project: Each year at this time I hand write the day, month, date
and year at the top of the page on 12 legal pads-- one for each day of the
new year for a total of hand writing a heading 365 times !! This year I
thought I would save time by creating labels through either Excel or Word but
I cannot find a template. As per usual, the time to get this set up has
exceeded the time it would have taken to hand write the headings but now I
cannot let it go.

So this is my question: How do I create 365 labels for
each day of 2009 using the example, label one = "Monday, January 4, 2009",
label two = "Tuesday, January 5, 2009", etc.... ??? It seems like Excel
would be a good place to create the thing and then convert it to Word Labels
in order to print.

Alternatively, if anyone knows of a website that lists the days of the year
(even greater joy if it lists federal & religious holidays), I suppose I
could Copy > Paste > Search > Replace until I got a comma-quote delineated
thingy and then convert that to labels using Word.

I thank you in advance for responding with help & suggestions. I hope I can
read your message. LOL Either way, Happy New Year !!

 

[David Biddulph]

Don't use a faulty website when you should be using the newsgroup directly.
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.excel.misc
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/171190
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Re: Office 2003 Second post. Also posted in Office 2003: General.
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sent
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This website used to be superb.

....

 

[Bernard Liengme]

Do this is Word. Google with something like "Microsoft Word numbered labels"
best wishes

 

[Shane Devenshire]

Hi,

this would be best solved using Word's Mail Merge feature. The list is easy
to create in Excel - just enter 1/1/2009 in A1 and format it as DDDD, MMMM
D, YYYY and then fill down.

Either put it in Word or leave it in Excel and do a Word mail merge. The
best place for details on that topic is the Word newsgroups, but the command
in Word is Tools, Letters & Mailings, Mail Merge and then follow the wizard.

If this helps, click the Yes button

Cheers,
Shane Devenshire