
Then, drag the formula from D2 to D13 to fill the rest of the cells.

In general, we're not sure why anyone would use this program when there are so many other options out there that are integrated with e-mail (Outlook and Google Calendar, for example) and that can notify you of upcoming events via e-mail or text message. Perhaps the biggest drawback was the fact that users can schedule events for days, but not for particular times it can help you remember Aunt Martha's birthday, but it might not be a great way to remember that 10 a.m. This wasn't a major problem, though everything about Date Reminder is intuitive. The program comes with a built-in Help file, but for some reason we weren't able to access any of its content. A search feature allows users to search for a particular event by name. Users can also choose custom sounds to be used in the notifications. It's easy to create a new item, and users can enter the name of the event, the date, whether it repeats (and how frequently it repeats if it does), and how many days in advance they wish to be notified. The program's interface is plain, with a handful of buttons and a grid where scheduled items are listed.

As promised, the program will remind you of scheduled events, but we're not sure why anyone would choose this program when there are so many more feature-filled and versatile options available. We occasionally come across programs that work as they're supposed to but that just aren't, in our view, designed to be very useful.
