How to Make a Time Management Schedule with Microsoft Word

Is your life too rushed or unorganized? Follow the steps below to find out how to make a schedule that will help you organise your life!

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    Then, click on the button that says 'Table', then just go down to 'Insert Table'.
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    Plan the table based on your hours; for example, for the columns, type in '8'. For the rows, type in '16'. Unless, of course, you wake up earlier than 8:00am or go to bed later than 9:00pm, in which case you should adjust the columns/rows to fit your daily hours.
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    Then go 'Layout' and click ' Merge Cells'.
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    Write the days of the week in each cell. You should leave the very first cell because you will be putting each hour of your day in that column.
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    Begin to type in each hour of your day, still leaving the top cell blank. For example, if you wake at 8:00am, put in the first cell '8:00am'; then in the cell beneath that one, type '9:00am', and so on.
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    • If, for example, you have a long class that lasts, let's say, two hours, starting at 10:00am and ending at 12:00pm, then you should highlight those cells and click 'Merge Cells' again. Then, click 'Text Direction' which will change the direction of the text. Then simply type in the event and... tada!
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    The most likely title would be 'Daily Time Management Schedule' but you can choose whatever title you want.
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    I need a weekly schedule to know what times I have to be at my client's houses and what clients on what days.
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    You should open Word, then go to Insert at the top of the upper left screen. Once you do that, press Table then select how many rows and columns you may need, depending on the clients and the days.
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    How do I make a table in Microsoft Word?
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    Go into Insert, then Table, and choose how big you want your table to be.
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    Can I adjust my timetable I made in MS Word any time I want to?
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    Yes, you can just make sure you save afterwards. Move the lines around if you need more space. Insert cell columns or rows in you left something out or even move whole tasks to other times/days.
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