Really useful macro! Tried to update it, but managed to do so only until 2024. Would it be possible to create a universal version for any year?

Great Macro
Please update this Macro for the next years. It only works till 2020.

Will someone update this to go out many, many more years? The drop down list stops at 2020. Thank you.

that0n3guy: Anyone can improve any macro and share with everyone else. Thanks for improving this macro.

Omer: Cool, I didn't know I could update yours!

that0n3guy: Feel free to share it to Macroland to update this macro.

Omer, I added some options:
pastebin . com / JU38RS3n

I added: Number of columns, height of Day (large format), width of day (large format)
And I used newlines because of the bug you reported below.

that0n3guy: It looks like this is a OneNote bug with 2016 version. 2010 works fine with the large format. I reported this to the OneNote team.

Something slightly more efficient (than my previous comment) would be to combine the newlines with the month number $1 like so:

goo.gl/iwY5GI

(you need 5 newlines then as well).

Omer,  Thanks for doing this.   I have 2 things though:

1. (feature request) First, could you put a column number selector ("how many month columns do you want"), I think options 1,2,3,4 would be good.   I did this on my local and it works well.

2. (performance fix) Performance is poor on the "large" format.   Page speed (scrolling and loading) and macro insertion in "large" format is way slower than "small".    

I think it has to do with the 3 paragraphs inserted:
If($Format == "Large")
  InsertObject($Cell, "Paragraph", -1)
  InsertObject($Cell, "Paragraph", -1)
  InsertObject($Cell, "Paragraph", -1)

If instead of 3 paragraphs, we insert 1 paragraph with text and 4 new lines "\n".    It works much better:

If($Format == "Large")
  $blankCell = InsertObject($Cell, "Paragraph", -1)
  $blankCell.text = "\n\n\n\n"

The only problem is you can't see the newlines in the gui editor... but functionally it works just fine.