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From: David Nuckles David on 24 Feb 2010 18:54
I need to print a calendar for all the users is one of our particular
departments.

Basically I'd like to look something like this:

User 1 User 2 User 3
User 4

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday

Hopefully it would list the calendar items for each user on those days. I
tried the calendar printing assistant but couldn't figure out how to
customize a template. Any help or suggestion would be most appreciated!

I tried a couple of the week view templates but wasn't sure how to
distinguish which appointments belonged to a particular user (The
color/symbol coded key doesn't show up when I print the calendar)

Just some details, I'm using Office 2007 with Calendar Printing Assistant 4.0
From: TechGuy on 9 Mar 2010 16:37
What your asking for is a very customized report. There is no
template or off-the-self product that i know of that does that,
although the closest is WinCalendar (renders Outlook Calendars as MS
Word/Excel format). Check out Wincalendar - it doesnt support your
exact layout, but it does support weekly Outlook calendars that you
can further edit like any doc/xls file.

Alternately consider exporting each calendar's data as CSV and then
manipulate the data in Excel to achieve your goal (or perhaps hire a
programmer to automate this).

Good luck!
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