Your Perpetual Calendar
Your important dates—always kept in mind!
Your Perpetual Calendar serves as an aid to your memory. It carefully preserves birthdays, wedding anniversaries, family celebrations, and all the significant dates in your life. Why lose these reference points by adopting the Modern Calendar?
Since the days always maintain the same position within the year, an Excel document makes it easy to transfer dates from your Gregorian calendar to your Modern Calendar.
How do you assemble your Perpetual Calendar ?
Here is the step-by-step guide!
The file consists of two tabs: the Gregorian Calendar and the Modern Calendar.
All entries must be made exclusively in the Gregorian Calendar tab. The Modern Calendar is automatically generated based on the data you enter into the Gregorian Calendar.
In the Gregorian Calendar, you simply need to:
- Enter the name of the calendar’s owner.
- Specify the reference year to account for both standard and leap years.
- Record your events on the corresponding dates. For each date, there is space to note up to three events.
Your Modern Calendar will then automatically include all the events recorded in the Gregorian Calendar, with each event mapped to the corresponding date in the Modern Calendar—that is, the same day of the year.
Since the Modern Calendar template can be used by multiple people, it is recommended that you save your file under a custom name before entering any data, in order to preserve the original template.
Both calendars are designed for landscape-oriented printing, with two months displayed per page. Having a hard copy can often be very useful for quick reference.