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How to Make a Calendar in Google Sheets

A calendar in Google Sheets is a 7-column grid (Mon–Sun) with date numbers in cells and optional formatting for weekends and events.

Start from a template

  1. From the Google Sheets home page, click Template gallery at the top.
  2. Pick Annual calendar or Schedule—they include the layout, weekday headers, and date placeholders.

Build one from scratch

  1. In Row 2, type the weekday headers: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun.
  2. Bold the header row and freeze it: View → Freeze → 1 row.
  3. In the rows below, fill the date numbers (e.g. start on Wed = 1, then 2, 3, … across each row).
  4. Merge cells A1:G1 for a month title (e.g. May 2026).

Highlight weekends and events

  1. Select the date cells.
  2. Format → Conditional formatting → custom formula like =WEEKDAY(A3)=7 to color Saturdays.
  3. Use a second rule for events—e.g. Text contains "Holiday" → light red fill.

Reuse for next month

Duplicate the tab (right-click → Duplicate), update the title, and shift the dates—weekday headers and formatting carry over.

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