1. Open an Excel file and enter the title text of the table in the cell of the table, such as the study schedule, as shown in the figure below.
2. Then click the left mouse button to select the second row of cells, enter the schedule, enter the time on the right, such as February, and enter the date, as shown in the figure below.
3. Then according to the day's schedule, select a cell area, add a table row, and right-click to set the cell, as shown in the figure below.
4. Then select a table row in the pop-up table cell setting window, so that a table row is added to the table, as shown in the figure below.
5. Then, add a background color to the time cell and add a light orange here to beautify the cell, as shown in the figure below.
6. Finally, drag the left mouse button to select the table, copy and paste it to the bottom of the cell, so there are two tables. Modify the date so that you can get a month's date. Make a study schedule, as shown in the figure below. Let's follow the steps.
Rolling planning method
Rolling planning method is a planning method that works out the plan in a certain period according to the principle of "near details, far details", and then adjusts and corrects the future plan according to the implementation of the plan and environmental changes, and moves back step by step, combining short-term plan with medium-term plan.
According to the implementation of the plan and the change of the environment, this method regularly modifies the future plan and advances it step by step, so that the short-term plan and the medium-term plan can be organically combined. Because it is difficult to accurately predict the future economic, political, cultural, technological, industrial, customer and other factors that will affect the survival and development of the organization, and with the extension of the planning cycle, this uncertainty is getting bigger and bigger. Rolling planning method can avoid the adverse consequences caused by this uncertainty. The specific method is to make a plan in the form of near details and far details.