Hi Ron,
Ignore my previous reply - I've managed to fix the problem of the date - i
didn't see the fomat within the code..
Thanks anyway
But do you know if there is a way of when you select the cell and a date,
just one click on the date to remove the calender rather than selecting
another cell or pressing enter and is there an icon you can use..? (pretty
much similar to a web based calendar form..?)
Thanks in advance..
"Ron de Bruin" wrote:
Hi Darren
Which Excel version do you use ?
You have a protected sheet ?
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"Darren" wrote in message ...
Hi Ron,
Thanks for displaying the information on how to load a calendar.
I have a couple of questions if you can help please?
Is there a way of when you click on the cell the calendar pops up to only
select the date once via the mouse and the pop up calendar disappears rather
than you clicking enter or clicking on other cell?
Also I am having problems changing the date format to UK - I have changed
this in the format cells section, but it reverts back to US version for each
date selected? - Is there any way you can lock the format?
Thanks
"Ron de Bruin" wrote:
Hi Drahos
Maybe the Calendar you have add to the worksheet is not named
Calendar1
Check out the name
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"Drahos" wrote in message ...
Hi Paul,
I need to use in my Excel Form a calender as described. I have done what
was recommeded on the webside you are reffering to. While choosing a cell
from the range where should be the calendar I receive the Runtime error "424"
- object required and the Debug shows this line:
Calendar1.Left = Target.Left + Target.Width - Calendar1.Width
If choosing a cell outside of the range I receive the same runtime error and
the Debug shows this line:
ElseIf Calendar1.Visible Then Calendar1.Visible = False
I use the Excel 2003.
Please, can you advice me what the problem is.
Thanks a lot.
"Paul B" wrote:
halina, here is one way,
http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm
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