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Default Date Highlighted on Calender Pop-up

I have a pop-up calender in a Userform which works fine and which I have set
to show the current date every time it appears using the following piece of
code before the userform shows.

UserForm1.Calendar1.Today

This appears to work but I would value confirmation that this is how it is
supposed to be done. Then I would ask how I could modify or add to it so
that when someone starts entering a sequence of dates using the pop-up, that
the first date highlighted is the current date as it is at the moment, but
after that the date highlighted is the last date that the person selected,
and not the current date? I hope that makes sense and if so I would be
grateful for any help.

Kind Regards,
Graham Haughs
Turriff, Scotland


 
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