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Adding a Drop-Down Calendar
Hi!
I would like to set certain cells in an Excel sheet so that they display a date (not necessarliy today's date) from a drop-down calendar. This would be like when you book an airplane ticket online, for example, and it asks you for the departure and return date: you click on an arrow and a calendar pops up; you click on the date you want, and it is then displayed in that field. Can I do this with Excel 2003??? I serched long and hard through the HELP stuff but couldn't find this anywhere, so THANK YOU in advance if you can help me. Cheers, -- Paul H H |
Adding a Drop-Down Calendar
See http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm
-- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Paul H H" wrote in message ... Hi! I would like to set certain cells in an Excel sheet so that they display a date (not necessarliy today's date) from a drop-down calendar. This would be like when you book an airplane ticket online, for example, and it asks you for the departure and return date: you click on an arrow and a calendar pops up; you click on the date you want, and it is then displayed in that field. Can I do this with Excel 2003??? I serched long and hard through the HELP stuff but couldn't find this anywhere, so THANK YOU in advance if you can help me. Cheers, -- Paul H H |
Adding a Drop-Down Calendar
Paul have a look here,
http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm -- Paul B Always backup your data before trying something new Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it Feedback on answers is always appreciated! Using Excel 2002 & 2003 "Paul H H" wrote in message ... Hi! I would like to set certain cells in an Excel sheet so that they display a date (not necessarliy today's date) from a drop-down calendar. This would be like when you book an airplane ticket online, for example, and it asks you for the departure and return date: you click on an arrow and a calendar pops up; you click on the date you want, and it is then displayed in that field. Can I do this with Excel 2003??? I serched long and hard through the HELP stuff but couldn't find this anywhere, so THANK YOU in advance if you can help me. Cheers, -- Paul H H |
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