How to create a Continuous Calendar in Excel?

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The file is just a normal worksheet with some basic functions and formatting, cant you just copy this one?
 
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It's an assignment for a class, can't copy another person's work. We were taught how to make monthly calendars but weren't taught how to make a continuous calendar.
 
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Our approach to homework questions is to help you with the parts where you are stuck.
What have you tried and what problems are you having with that approach?
 
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Making a monthly or continuous calendar would be the same no? Just don't stop the continuous one at the end of the month.
 
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