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There are 2 easy to access built in calendars. To get at them bring up the
Control Toolbox (Tools | Customize | Toolbars | Control Toolbox). On that toolbar there is an icon that looks like a hammer and wrench. Selecting this gives you a drop down. Select either the Microsoft Date & Time picker (my favorite) or the Microsoft MonthView control. When first added the sheet will be in design mode. Right click on the control and select properties. Put a cell address in the Linked Cell Property. Close the properties window. To exit design mode click the icon that looks like a ruler and triangle. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Fanew3" wrote: I am trying to create a dialog box that allows the user to selct a date from a calender. If this is not possible, is there a way to format the box to only accept a specific date format? -- Thanks, Fanew3 |
Dialog Box
Jim,
The two solutions you sited sound great. However, I am not finding either in the drop-down list from the control toolbar. Are these options standard built ins or do I need to download from Microsoft? I am using XP Professional. Thanks for your help. -- Thanks, Fanew3 "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: There are 2 easy to access built in calendars. To get at them bring up the Control Toolbox (Tools | Customize | Toolbars | Control Toolbox). On that toolbar there is an icon that looks like a hammer and wrench. Selecting this gives you a drop down. Select either the Microsoft Date & Time picker (my favorite) or the Microsoft MonthView control. When first added the sheet will be in design mode. Right click on the control and select properties. Put a cell address in the Linked Cell Property. Close the properties window. To exit design mode click the icon that looks like a ruler and triangle. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Fanew3" wrote: I am trying to create a dialog box that allows the user to selct a date from a calender. If this is not possible, is there a way to format the box to only accept a specific date format? -- Thanks, Fanew3 |
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