Sheet no. 7 · opening the third quarter
July 2028 Calendar
July 2028 on one sheet, drawn to order in the browser and taken away as a PDF that prints at exact size, or as PNG, SVG, XLSX, DOCX or ICS.
The rest of the run
July in the other years
Other sheets
- Length
- 31 days
- Rows
- Six, on both grids
- Weekend days
- 10, leaving 21 weekdays
- Quarter
- Third, and its first month
Six rows either way
July 2028 opens on a Saturday and closes on a Monday. Thirty-one days pinned between those two weekdays need six rows on a Sunday-start grid and six on a Monday-start one, so changing where the week begins moves the columns about but saves nothing in height.
Ten days fall at the weekend. Saturday, Sunday and Monday each come round five times, and 21 days are left as weekdays. Three weekly columns carrying five entries instead of four is the sort of thing that catches people out when they rule a sheet up by hand.
It is the first sheet of the third quarter and it spans ISO weeks 26 to 31.
Printing it
A4 is 210 × 297 mm and Letter is 8.5 × 11 inches; the PDF carries the page box to match, so the sheet arrives at the size printed on it. Send it at 100%. A six-row month has the shallower boxes of the two shapes to begin with, and scaling to fit takes another slice off them.
Taking the sheet away
The same month is written out in whichever form suits what you are doing with it: a PDF at true page size for printing, a PNG if you want a picture of it, an SVG if you want to redraw or re-colour it, an XLSX for a spreadsheet, a DOCX for a word processor, an ICS if you want the dates in a calendar application. All of it is produced in your browser and handed to you there. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is kept, and there is no copy anywhere to come back for later.