Excel Perpetual Calendar Date Lookup VBA Issues:

Lazarus3D

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So I have been researching this issue for days and I have to say I am stumped. What I am trying to do is put together a perpetual Calendar that is it's own worksheet that can change month to month and year to year. I have been successful building the Calendar and many other upgrades with out any issues. Where I am lost is in the fact that I have a column of Dates (Ex: Tuesday, December 11, 2012) in another worksheet called "DATA". This Column ("B") has a date that a specific number in Column ("A") uses to reference specific information. What I am trying to do is create a VBA that will go thru the Column B search for any dates in a specific month that the Calendar is on and paste the Reference number from Column A, onto the day it falls on. For a better description a way to track an appointment on each day of the month if there is one that falls on that day. There can be up to 5 appointments to each day and I need the VBA to pull every appointment from the list and paste it one above the other. I have been able to make this work perfectly using a user defined function but with 210 cells running each time there is a change it slows everything down to a crawl. I know there has to be an easier way to do this but I am at a loss. I know I am leaving out important information here so if something is unclear please let me know. As a mental picture the calendar runs from B6:H41. Each day has the use of 6 cells, 5 being used for the appointment number. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!!
 

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