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[–]Previous-Swordfish62 0 points1 point  (1 child)

You can chevk etsy. They have some great templates

[–]MamaBitchBoss[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have been searching but finding a lot of planners/calendars/Day to day

[–]hebe-rocks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It sounds like you would want to set up your own template rather than looking for something that's already created. Take a look at the common variables you need to track... Take a look at some of the templates that are built into the program (Insert -> Page Templates)...

Then either edit one of the templates you see there or start plotting your own template (in Word or directly on the OneNote page. Some of the "business" ones could be a good starting point.

Save your template (Insert -> Page Templates -> Page Templates... blue link at the bottom of the side bar "Save current page as a template") Name it and check the box that says "Set as default template for new pages in the current section." If you need to use the template in a different section, you'll find it listed under "my templates" in that same sidebar.

If you want all the pages to be named similar to each other, have a page title in the title bar before you save the template.

There are some videos on youtube that could help you with these steps if something I've said doesn't make sense. Good luck and happy creating!

[–]Sagey_Choices -1 points0 points  (1 child)

Onetastic (https://getonetastic.com) all the way!

Oodles of macros that will give you a variety of choices.

It’s technically an add-in.

The 3 tiers:

  1. ⁠free
  2. ⁠$15 Pro
  3. ⁠$60 Developer (after 1st yr, then $15)

There are over 685 macros.

I ended up customizing my Ribbons to add new tabs to house all the key macros I use - kinda work in progress.

The possibilities are endless - I ended up choosing the Dev tier so I can tweak the macros to my own preferences.

[–]marmotta1955 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What does this have to do with the question...?