Free Picture Calendar Template – Download and make a personalized calendar today!

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Here is something fun, personalized and delicious to start your new year. A Picture Calendar built in Excel!

Printable 12 Month Picture Calendar

Using this you can print a 12 month calendar with your own photos. Its fun to use, easy to set up and looks great. See this demo to understand how it works.

Picture Calendar Template Demo

Download Picture Calendar Template

Click here to download the picture calendar template. Enable macros to use it. [6mb]

How to use this?

This is a very simple Excel template. Just follow these instructions.

  1. Once you download the file, you would find 4 sheets inside.
  2. Go to the Monthly Calendar tab and play with the calendar. If you want to change colors, fonts etc. do that.
  3. Now, go to Pics tab. Here we have 12 pics (preloaded with some cute cats & dogs)
  4. Remove all the pics and add your own.
  5. Once you added the pics, resize them so that they can fit in Column B (800 px). Each photo should take up 2 rows (total 600 px maximum)
  6. Once you have added the photos, arrange each photo in 1 cells, starting from B2 (thus 12th pic will be in B24&B25)
  7. That is all, go back to Monthly calendar to check out your own personalized picture calendar.

Bonus: Click on the “Make 12 month PDF” to generate 12 month-wise calendars pdfs.

How does this work?

This calendar uses some of my favorite techniques,

To help you understand how this works, I have made a short video explaining the template, the VBA code & formulas. Go ahead and watch it below:
(Watch it on our Youtube Channel)

Do you like this template?

How do you like this template? Are you planning to use this? Please share your comments, ideas with us. Go ahead and comment.

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10 Responses to “Multiple Find Replace with Power Query List.Accumulate()”

  1. Ola says:

    Note: The text-formula above miss a -1. The video is correct.

  2. Ola says:

    😀 sorry, I made the exact same mistake as you did - initially - in the video. {0..3} is one thing, and Table.RowCount(replacements) -->3 items ={0,1,2} is another thing.

  3. yassine says:

    1st question : you've created a new column to put the replacements in. how ca we replace in the original column without creating a new one ?

    2nd question : how can we replace the value in the entire cell and not only the text (Using ReplaceValue instead of text.Replace) ?

    Thanks you in advance

  4. Noah says:

    Thank you for this! I was just doing an assignment where I was having to replace words with other words in my Excel sheet. We are starting with the basics in my class, so I know I don't have a huge list that I would need to find and replace, but this is something that could be useful down the road for me!

  5. Nick Ryder says:

    Hi

    This is nearly perfect for my needs thank you, however I would like just the "replace" to be the result if possible please, I have tried in vain adjusting the formula without success.

    Thank you in advance

  6. Huisie says:

    Thank you! Awesome tip, and very flexible, too.

    My find/replace values were in non-adjacent columns of a table containing a bunch of other data. Worked prefectly and I am now a tiny bit less clueless.

  7. Renata says:

    Hi!!!

    I have the same question that Yassine did.

    I need to replace the values in the same column. I don't want to create a new column e then have to remove the old column.
    How could I could that?

  8. That's a real fun article. It inspired me to delve deeper into the topic of List.Accumulate. I can see how the function works, but it takes an additional step to imagine how one can use it for more complex applications.

    Your example also made it into my article, together with some other use-cases. Would be great to get your opinion on which other areas you would include in the article.

    Let me drop the link to the page so others can too find it for further reading: https://gorilla.bi/power-query/list-accumulate/

  9. Muhannad says:

    Expression.Error: The name 'replacements' wasn't recognized. Make sure it's spelled correctly.

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