Calendar which auto populates

FrankyB

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Dear Community,

Been using your forum for a long time and decided to make my own account today to post my first question, to which I did not find an answer which worked for me so far...

So here my problem: I have a list of items which all mature on different dates and all have a certain money value (eg. Cheese 15/5/2010 $5, Ham 27/05/2010 $1, etc...). For some dates there is more than 1 item maturing.

I would now like to make a calendar, which will list the items and their value maturing on a certain date.

The data itself gets downloaded off a database from a server and gets renewed everyday with new items coming on and matured items getting deleted. Ideally I would like the calendar to keep matured items on it so I can look back at them if I need too.

I have tried some pretty long vlookups with all sorts of rules and pivot tables but I cannot get this to work. My biggest problem is that there are 2 coloumns I want to show on a certain date (name of item and $$$ worth) and also that there are sometimes multiple items for one date and I need all of them to show.


Does anyone have an idea on how I could do this? Please let me know and I will give it a try!

Thank you so much!
Frank
 

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forgot to add that I do not need the actual calendar to be in excel format if that makes a difference... I just get the actual data in excel, but the calendar can be in Outlook or whatever is the easiest...
Thanks
Frank
 
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