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I am working in an Excel 2003 worksheet and need to insert pop-up calendars
(for selecting and inserting start and end dates). I have no VBE experience. Various downloadedVBE Instructions seem simple enough (albeit many-stepped) and no instructions have been specifically for Excel 2003. All my calendars fail, then ask if I want to debug, then highlight the line frmCalendar.Show in the screen that reads: Option Explicit frmCalendar.Show End Sub. Can anyone give me instructions that work? |
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sboyd, 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 "sboyd" wrote in message ... I am working in an Excel 2003 worksheet and need to insert pop-up calendars (for selecting and inserting start and end dates). I have no VBE experience. Various downloadedVBE Instructions seem simple enough (albeit many-stepped) and no instructions have been specifically for Excel 2003. All my calendars fail, then ask if I want to debug, then highlight the line frmCalendar.Show in the screen that reads: Option Explicit frmCalendar.Show End Sub. Can anyone give me instructions that work? |
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Hi,
If your putting the Calendar on the spreadsheet then this recorded macro should work ActiveSheet.OLEObjects.Add(ClassType:="MSCAL.Calen dar", Link:=False, _ DisplayAsIcon:=False).Select paste to a module. If you want a Calnedar on a userform. Then you need to create a userform and the Right click on the Toolsbox scrol down and select calendar control 9 select it and a icon will be on the Toolsbox. Click it and click on the userform. The Calendar will be displayed on the userform. Now you can put this in a module: Sub mycalendr() UserForm1.Show End Sub This will display the userform with the Calendar. Charles "sboyd" wrote in message ... I am working in an Excel 2003 worksheet and need to insert pop-up calendars (for selecting and inserting start and end dates). I have no VBE experience. Various downloadedVBE Instructions seem simple enough (albeit many-stepped) and no instructions have been specifically for Excel 2003. All my calendars fail, then ask if I want to debug, then highlight the line frmCalendar.Show in the screen that reads: Option Explicit frmCalendar.Show End Sub. Can anyone give me instructions that work? |
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