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Calendar (Excel Function or VBA)
Hi there, I'm trying to created an editable calendar in excel. I have found
a few different methods for creating a calendar; one by using an excel function array. I would like to create it in a userform. I need about five boxes available for each date. This is used for entering holidays being taken. So if I entered "Craig" under November 1, 2005 and I changed the month to December, Craig wouldn't show anymore. But if I clicked the calendar back to November I would see Craig under November 1st. I only need to see one month at a time with a method for changing the month ahead or back. I would also need to count the instances of "Craig" or another four possible names for the year. So it would be a yearly Holiday scheduling/tracking type of program. What would be the best way to accomplish this? If it would be easier to do via worksheet, it would be ok. Thanks Craig |
Calendar (Excel Function or VBA)
Craig,
I have copy of code posted by Tom Ogilvy which creates an "events" calendar; in your case the events are holidays. If you are interested in using this, send me a note and I will forward a workbook to you. It is worksheet-based with one sheet per month; holidays are entered in an "events" list and displayed in the cell of the given date. ) HTH "Craig" wrote: Hi there, I'm trying to created an editable calendar in excel. I have found a few different methods for creating a calendar; one by using an excel function array. I would like to create it in a userform. I need about five boxes available for each date. This is used for entering holidays being taken. So if I entered "Craig" under November 1, 2005 and I changed the month to December, Craig wouldn't show anymore. But if I clicked the calendar back to November I would see Craig under November 1st. I only need to see one month at a time with a method for changing the month ahead or back. I would also need to count the instances of "Craig" or another four possible names for the year. So it would be a yearly Holiday scheduling/tracking type of program. What would be the best way to accomplish this? If it would be easier to do via worksheet, it would be ok. Thanks Craig |
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