All calendar templates are blank and macro-free and may be used free of charge for non-commercial use (for commercial use please contact us). And with the help of some tips, you can easily make a functional calendar that you can sync your schedule with. An alternative option to using Google Sheets’ built-in template is using third-party templates such as HubSpot's below, which would allow you to create important business documents such as social and editorial calendars. Our range includes standard blank, grid, and ruled stationery calendars as well as more creative and inspirational options. Alternatively most other PDF readers can also be used, for example the PDF-XChange Viewer and the Foxit Reader.

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To fill in days of the week, in the cell where you want your first weekday to be, type: =TEXT(1, "DDDD").Making a calendar in a tool that's commonly used for spreadsheets sounds a little intimidating, but don't worry, the process is actually pretty intuitive.