We’ll use the following dataset to create a school timetable.
Step 1 – Input Days and Periods
- Make an 8×8 table in your Excel sheet like the following image.
- Format the table with colors of your choice and make the fields for inputting days and periods.
- Under the Days/Periods header, type in the names of the days, starting from Monday.
- In the first row, input the number of periods with the duration for each period. After the fourth period, leave one column empty.
Step 2 – Set the Break Time and Weekend
- After the fourth period in the time table, select the column in the dataset and go to the Home tab of the ribbon.
- Under the Alignment group, select Merge & Center.
- Type the name and duration of the break time.
- Go to the Alignment group and choose Orientation.
- Select Rotate Text Up.
- Format the cell color.
- Select the cell range C10:J11 and choose Merge & Center.
- Type Weekend and format the merged cell however you want.
Step 3 – Enter Subject Names for Each Period
- Insert the subject for each period.
- Insert the row.
Step 4 – Show the Final Time Table
- As the sequence of the subjects in each period will be the same for the other days as well, type (“) in cell C7 and press Enter.
- Repeat the whole process with AutoFill for the other cells.
- The completed school timetable will look like the following image.
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