How to Make a School Time Table in Excel (with Easy Steps)

We’ll use the following dataset to create a school timetable.

4 Easy Steps to Make a School Time Table in Excel


Step 1 – Input Days and Periods

  • Make an 8×8 table in your Excel sheet like the following image.
  • Format the table with colors of your choice and make the fields for inputting days and periods.

  • Under the Days/Periods header, type in the names of the days, starting from Monday.

  • In the first row, input the number of periods with the duration for each period. After the fourth period, leave one column empty.

Giving Input of Days and Periods as An Easy Step to Make a School Time Table in Excel


Step 2 – Set the Break Time and Weekend

  • After the fourth period in the time table, select the column in the dataset and go to the Home tab of the ribbon.
  • Under the Alignment group, select Merge & Center.

  • Type the name and duration of the break time.

  • Go to the Alignment group and choose Orientation.
  • Select Rotate Text Up.

  • Format the cell color.

  • Select the cell range C10:J11 and choose Merge & Center.

  • Type Weekend and format the merged cell however you want.

 Setting Break Time and Weekend as An Easy Step to Make a School Time Table in Excel


Step 3 – Enter Subject Names for Each Period

  • Insert the subject for each period.

  • Insert the row.

Entering Subject Names for Each Period as An Easy Step to Make a School Time Table in Excel


Step 4 – Show the Final Time Table

  • As the sequence of the subjects in each period will be the same for the other days as well, type (“) in cell C7 and press Enter.
  • Repeat the whole process with AutoFill for the other cells.

  • The completed school timetable will look like the following image.

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