Split year calendars 2013/2014 (UK)
for Microsoft Excel

Split year calendar templates for years 2013 and 2014 (UK) in Microsoft Excel file format

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Split year calendars covering the period July 1st, 2013 to June 30th, 2014 (2nd half 2013 and 1st half 2014 to view on a single sheet). Version for the United Kingdom with UK bank holidays. Years are marked in different colours for easy identification. Available in both landscape and portrait orientation. Use them as a mid-year to mid-year planner for dates, schedules and events, and for tracking proposals and projects. The calendars are easily customisable and modifiable, flexible, and simple to change and adjust, suitable for a large number of diverse uses, e.g. as an academic, semester and school year planner, hobby, club, society or community calendar, seasonal planner or agenda, holiday, travel, vacation or trip planner, academic, work or funding application process and progress tracker, planner for events, celebrations and special occasions, business calendar, non-standard year planner, desk calendar or wall planner, for project planning/project management, CRM, ERP/MRP, PLM, EMM, SCM, as team collaboration tool, time tracking and many more. Plan ahead and get organized with these bright, colourful and attractive split-year multi-purpose calendars and planners! The dates also correspond to the financial year dates in Australia and New Zealand.

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Split year calendars 2013/14 for Microsoft Excel,
landscape orientation (1 template)

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Download template 1: split year calendar 2013/14 (UK) for Microsoft Excel, landscape orientation, 1 page
landscape, 1 page

Template 1:
Split year calendar 2013/14 (UK)
landscape

  • runs from July 1st, 2013 to June 30th, 2014
  • one A4 page, landscape orientation (horizontal)
  • second half of 2013 (July to December) and first half of 2014 (January to June) together on 1 page
  • years marked in different colours for easier identification
  • UK edition with bank holidays highlighted in  red 
  • with week numbers
  • Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) file - fully editable and customisable

Download template 1

Split year calendars 2013/14 for Microsoft Excel,
portrait orientation (1 template)

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Download template 2: split year calendar 2013/14 (UK) for Microsoft Excel, portrait orientation, 1 page, year at a glance
portrait, 1 page, year at a glance

Template 2:
Split year calendar 2013/14 (UK)
portrait, year at a glance

  • runs from July 1st, 2013 to June 30th, 2014
  • one A4 page, portrait orientation (vertical)
  • second half of 2013 (July to December) and first half of 2014 (January to June) together on 1 page
  • years marked in different colours for easier identification
  • UK edition with bank holidays highlighted in  red 
  • with week numbers
  • Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) file - fully editable and customisable

Download template 2

System Requirements and Flexibility

Each file is delivered in standard Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) format, adhering fully to universal XML document protocols.
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How to open and print these templates in Google Sheets

Download the .xlsx file first. Then either drag it into Google Drive, right-click it and choose Open with → Google Sheets, or open Sheets and go to File → Open → Upload. The template keeps its layout and colours, and you can type into the day cells and change the fill colours exactly as you would in Excel.
To print from Sheets, go to File → Print, set the orientation to landscape or portrait to match the template you chose, and set Scale to "Fit to page" so the template doesn't spill onto a second sheet. Set Margins to Narrow if you want the grid to fill more of the paper. Because the file sits in Drive, you can share it with a team or a family and everyone works on the same template.