Note: Read the info good, if you want a solution for all excel versions a custom calendar in a add-in is a better option, check out the links on top of this page for more information.
Excel Vba Calendar Control Download
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Tip 2: If you want that the calendar disappear when you click on a date in the control you have two options. After ActiveCell.Select in the Calendar_Click event add this line.Calendar1.Visible = FalseOr select a cell next to the date cell, Replace ActiveCell.Select for:ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1).Select
Download the control from MVP Graham Mayor's site and read the information in the PDF that you also find in the download good so you know how to register the control. Note: The 2007 version will also work in Excel 2010 32 bit but not in Excel 2010 64 bit
Adding a drop-down calendar into the Excel sheet can solve these problems. A drop-down calendar allows your users to fill the dates on a click of mouse. However, the inbuilt Excel date picker controls can be problematic as they are ActiveX controls and may not be available on every computer that will use your spreadsheet.
Attached is a Non-ActiveX, Non MSCOMCT2.OCX dependent date picker calendar control for VBA userforms. To incorporate it into your project, you would need to copy the clsCalendar class module, and also add all the calendar control objects inside the FrameCalendar frame on the userform (including the frame itself) onto your form. You would also need another control on the form somewhere to be bound to the class, which would receive the user's selected date. Mine is called "TextBoxDate" and it is set in the UserForm code like this:
This database template is a replacement for the Microsoft Access Calendar Control which was removed in Access 2010 and replaced with a simple date picker. If you want more control over how your users select dates, or want to design forms that look like a real calendar, then this template is for you.
You can use my Calendar as either a popup form or as an embedded subform. Either way you have complete control over picking of the date. I teach how to design forms and reports that look like monthly calendars (as well as storing and displaying appointment data) in my full Access Calendar Seminar, but if all you want is a quick form you can plug in to your database, then this template will do the trick.
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