There is an Easter egg in this chart!

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Can you find an Easter Egg in this chart?Do not worry, you are not time traveling or seeing things. Its just that, this year I have decided to publish our Easter Egg a few days early.

And oh, I have 3 reasons for it:

  1. 2 of my favorite festivals – Easter & Holi (a festival of colors, celebrated in India) are this week. Holi is today (Wednesday) & Easter on Sunday.
  2. My kids are super excited about Holi as this is the first time they will be playing it. So we have family time from today until Wednesday and I do not feel like writing a blog entry on Friday 🙂
  3. I like to have 3 reasons for everything.

Hence the Easter Egg is advanced a few days. But it is just as fun (or may be better) as previous Easter eggs.

Easter Egg 2013:

  1. Download this file.
  2. Find the Easter Egg

Previous Easter Eggs

If you want few more challenges, try our Easter eggs from past – 2009, 20102011 & 2012.

PS of new readers of Chandoo.org: Every year, around Easter time, I hide Easter egg(s) and our community searches for them. It is a fun adventure and along way you might learn something cool about Excel. So jump in and Enjoy.

PPS: Oh yea, Happy Holi to our Indian friends & Happy Easter to all.

 

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11 Responses to “FREE Calendar & Planner Excel Template for 2025”

  1. Md says:

    Hi,
    I downloaded this 2025 Calendar template. I checked the custom tab. Is it possible to change the weekend Fri & Sat.

    Thanks

  2. Nitesh says:

    Activities of some dates are not getting displayed on "Any month" and "printable calendar" sheets.
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  3. Kristin Finn says:

    Love this calendar... I have highlight planner dates enabled but all dates are blue, is it possible to customize the color based on the type assigned to each date?

  4. Peter says:

    What would be the right way to add more Holidays in the Customizations?

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    This is amazing!!! The best I've seen so far!! Is it possible to update it to consider a column for the final date? That way, if an event lasts more than one day, it repeats in the calendar

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    How do we change/insert the customization "Icon Options" ?

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    Is there anyway this can turn into an academic calendar (ie. start month is July and runs all the way through June of next year)?

  8. Rebecca says:

    Is there a way to make it something that is more than a day without having to add it to every day of that week.

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