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Link control to Excel cell to click a day in month to return date
I want to link a Control to an Excel cell. When I click the control (e.g.
maybe a square date box or down arrow as in Validate) I want to see at top a changeable "YEAR" and "MONTH" and below it, by week, the weekdays for "YEAR" and "MONTH". Once I have selected the "YEAR" and "MONTH" I need, I click a day of the week and the control must then insert the date (for selected "DAY", "MONTH" and "YEAR") in the cell that is linked to the control. |
Link control to Excel cell to click a day in month to return date
You may want to check out Ron de Bruin's pop up calendar
Calendar on the page - pop-up version http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm "Janas in RSA" wrote: I want to link a Control to an Excel cell. When I click the control (e.g. maybe a square date box or down arrow as in Validate) I want to see at top a changeable "YEAR" and "MONTH" and below it, by week, the weekdays for "YEAR" and "MONTH". Once I have selected the "YEAR" and "MONTH" I need, I click a day of the week and the control must then insert the date (for selected "DAY", "MONTH" and "YEAR") in the cell that is linked to the control. |
Link control to Excel cell to click a day in month to return d
Thank you - I see the calendar - what I need is once I have the year and
month needed on the calendar, I want to click a day and the calendar must disappear and the seleted day, month and year must be present in the cell - similar to the "Validate" function where you can select an item and it appears in the cell. "Duke Carey" wrote: You may want to check out Ron de Bruin's pop up calendar Calendar on the page - pop-up version http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm "Janas in RSA" wrote: I want to link a Control to an Excel cell. When I click the control (e.g. maybe a square date box or down arrow as in Validate) I want to see at top a changeable "YEAR" and "MONTH" and below it, by week, the weekdays for "YEAR" and "MONTH". Once I have selected the "YEAR" and "MONTH" I need, I click a day of the week and the control must then insert the date (for selected "DAY", "MONTH" and "YEAR") in the cell that is linked to the control. |
Link control to Excel cell to click a day in month to return d
Read the info on the page below the code
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 = False Or select a cell next to the date cell, Replace ActiveCell.Select for: ActiveCell.Offset(0, 1).Select -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Janas in RSA" wrote in message ... Thank you - I see the calendar - what I need is once I have the year and month needed on the calendar, I want to click a day and the calendar must disappear and the seleted day, month and year must be present in the cell - similar to the "Validate" function where you can select an item and it appears in the cell. "Duke Carey" wrote: You may want to check out Ron de Bruin's pop up calendar Calendar on the page - pop-up version http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm "Janas in RSA" wrote: I want to link a Control to an Excel cell. When I click the control (e.g. maybe a square date box or down arrow as in Validate) I want to see at top a changeable "YEAR" and "MONTH" and below it, by week, the weekdays for "YEAR" and "MONTH". Once I have selected the "YEAR" and "MONTH" I need, I click a day of the week and the control must then insert the date (for selected "DAY", "MONTH" and "YEAR") in the cell that is linked to the control. |
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