VBA that distributes dates along the year based on a schedule

Daniel Kimathi

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Hi,
How can I create a VBA for a preventive maintenance that distributes dates along the year based on a schedule e.g. daily, weekly, monthly etc. I am looking to Mark an "X" and also do conditional formatting for each cell marked "x" The Columns are
A - Machine Name
B - Work Instruction
C- Scheduled Frequency
D - Last Maintenance Date
E moving forward - days of the year within which maintenance is required to be done.

Machine Name
Work instruction
Schedule Frequency
Last Maintenance Date
1/10/20212/10/20213/10/20214/10/2021
Cutterreplace the bladesweekly13/10/2021
Replace the Cam wheelsMonthly29/9/2021
Check the Vacuum TubesDaily13/10/2021
OpenerCheck The SpringsDaily13/10/2021
Check the Arm Barweekly10/10/2021
Replace the main BearingAnnually6/6/2021
Grease the lower cam shaft 6 Months6/6/2021
. An example of such a table is shown below
 

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Hello Daniel Kimathi and welcome to the forum. You might try something like the code below which places an x every 7 days (weekly) and then modify it for your requirements. Hope this helps get you started.

VBA Code:
Sub Weekly()
i = 5
    While i < 366 'Runs for about one year
        Cells(2, i).Value = "X"
        i = i + 7
    Wend
End Sub
 
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