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How to insert date using a pop up calendar control in a cell i
Ist it possible to link the date reurned from the calender into a formula in
another cell to perform date maths. If so how can I do it? "Hayeso" wrote: 1. View..ToolBars...Control Toolbox 2. Click the button for More controls (looks like two hammers) 3. From the list Select "Microsoft Date Time Picker " 4. Drag on sheet for the size of the control 5. Turn off design mode (green triangle on the control toolbox) to use the DT control "sinned81" wrote: It has to be simple to add a control to an excel worksheet so when a user clicks on a cell a calendar pops up allowing the selection of a date. I just can't figure out how to do it. |
hi.. under more controls, i do not have a selection called "microsoft date
time picker".. i am using excell ver 2003 "Iain the scout" wrote: Ist it possible to link the date reurned from the calender into a formula in another cell to perform date maths. If so how can I do it? "Hayeso" wrote: 1. View..ToolBars...Control Toolbox 2. Click the button for More controls (looks like two hammers) 3. From the list Select "Microsoft Date Time Picker " 4. Drag on sheet for the size of the control 5. Turn off design mode (green triangle on the control toolbox) to use the DT control "sinned81" wrote: It has to be simple to add a control to an excel worksheet so when a user clicks on a cell a calendar pops up allowing the selection of a date. I just can't figure out how to do it. |
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The ms datepicker is part of the ms common controls ocx (MSCOMCT2.OCX)
usually found in the windows\system or windows\system32 folder. Ken |
How to insert date using a pop up calendar control in a cell i
Hi Ken,
is it possible to get these controls ? I did a search and I get the impression you need Visual Basic. I simply would like to have these controls to use in Excel. thank you Pierre "Ken Macksey" wrote: The ms datepicker is part of the ms common controls ocx (MSCOMCT2.OCX) usually found in the windows\system or windows\system32 folder. Ken |
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