2010 Work Week Calendar
Back by Popular Demand: Free 2010 Work Week Calendar
This work week calender is based on the badge-sized calendars that my previous employer hands out every year.
Please note that this calendar is not ISO 8601 compliant; regardless, you’re more than welcome to modify and change the calendar as you see fit.
I have also included a candy bar style calendar based on David Seah’s Compact Calendar.
As always this calendar is completely free to download, modify, and use.
2010 Work Week Calendar Download
For 2010, I have provided an Excel version, an iWork Numbers version, and a PDF version. These calendars have been tested on Excel 2007 and iWork ’09, and should be backward compatible with earlier versions of these programs.
- 2010 Work Week Calendar for Excel
- 2010 Work Week Calendar for iWork Numbers
- 2010 PDF Work Week Calendar
*Please be sure to contact me with any mistakes or issues I may need to correct.
Reader’s Shared Calendars
Previous work week calendars have been translated to other languages and country specific work weeks, so feel free to send me your updated calendar and I will be more than happy to add it to this post.
Sincerely,
The Closet Entrepreneur
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11 Comments
Alan Dayley
Nice calendar. I’m happy to report that the Excel file opens and is formated just fine under OpenOffice.org 3.0 on Linux. So, your “Free Software” calendar works great on Free Software!
Jan 4th, 2010
SLeepdepD
Awesome! Thanks for updating this clean calendar.
Jan 4th, 2010
Andrew Smith
Fantastic, used the 2009 calendar and it definitely puts targets, goals and timescales into a very easy to view perspective. Think i’m going to have to give this a special mention in my blog shortly
Jan 30th, 2010
Lynn
Your work week is wrong.
I have checked about 20 calendars (local and internaltional) + checked with shipping lines as they are international and all work on the same weeks.
We are now in week 9 – NOT week 10.
Mar 2nd, 2010
Tomas
@Lynn – as I mentioned in the blog post, this calendar is not ISO 8601 compliant so you’re correct. Feel free to modify the calendar as needed.
Mar 3rd, 2010
Lau
Hi Tomas,
I wondering in your opinion which more suitable for office use,
Mar 6th today as WW10 of 2010 or WW09?
Mar 5th, 2010
Casey
The Gnome Deskbar Calendar says yours is off by 1 week. Are you going to fix it?
Apr 2nd, 2010
Casey
Also, here is the actual specification:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601#Week_dates
“If 1 January is on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, it is in week 01. If 1 January is on a Friday, Saturday or Sunday, it is in week 52 or 53 of the previous year (there is no week 00). 28 December is always in the last week of its year.”
Jan 1, 2010 was a FRIDAY, so it is WW53.
Apr 2nd, 2010
jundejp
Hi Tomas,
thanks for the calendar… I just adjusted the excel version by 1 week.
its very easy to edit… are you out of job now?
will be glad to discuss with you any ideas for making my own business.
tnks
jundejp
qa engr jpan
May 5th, 2010
Dennis
Noticed there is a discrepancy in May between Tomas’ WW calendar and David Seah’s “Candy Bar Style”: Tomas has 4 weeks, while Seah’s version has 5 weeks.
Not posting to be critical, just an FYI to other users!
May 13th, 2010
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