Make an Excel sheet look like a calendar 

Make an Excel sheet look like a calendar. Create a calendar that you can use Excel functions on. Free templates and templates with code are available for purchase for $50 USD
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Sub calendar()
Dim startdate, daten As Date
Dim day As Long
Dim ws1 As Worksheet
Dim startdatef As UserForm
Dim c, r As Long
Dim mn As Long
'copy our blank calendar
Set ws1 = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("blank")
Worksheets("blank").Visible = True
ws1.Copy ThisWorkbook.Sheets(Sheets.Count)
Worksheets("blank").Visible = False
Call show
startdate = ActiveSheet.Range("B1").Value
'rename the sheet month and year
Mon = Format(startdate, "mmmyyyy")
ActiveSheet.name = Mon
'find what day of the week the start date is on
'use the weekday function
day = Weekday(startdate)
Select Case day
Case Is = 1
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 2).Select
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 2).Value = startdate
daten = Format(startdate, "dd")
Case Is = 2
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 3).Select
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 3).Value = startdate
daten = Format(startdate, "dd")
Case Is = 3
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 4).Select
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 4).Value = startdate
daten = Format(startdate, "dd")
Case Is = 4
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 5).Select
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 5).Value = startdate
daten = Format(startdate, "dd")
Case Is = 5
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 6).Select
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 6).Value = startdate
daten = Format(startdate, "dd")
Case Is = 6
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 7).Select
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 7).Value = startdate
daten = Format(startdate, "dd")
Case Is = 7
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 8).Select
ActiveSheet.Cells(10, 8).Value = startdate
daten = Format(startdate, "dd")
End Select
c = ActiveCell.Column
c = c + 1
For r = 10 To 34
Do While c less than 9
startdate = startdate + 1
ActiveSheet.Cells(r, c).Value = startdate
c = c + 1
Loop
r = r + 5
c = 2
Next r
End Sub
Sub show()
With startdatef
.Width = 200
.Height = 155
.show
End With
End Sub