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Date selector combobox
Hello Excel gurus...
I am building a userform that will be used to drive a search engine for a project I'm working on. I have two comboboxes on the form and want the two comboboxes to be used to select a "start" date and a "end" date to select a user specified date range. What is the best way to accomplish this? |
Date selector combobox
If the dates that the user can choose are known, you could add the dates when
you load the userform: Option Explicit Private Sub Userform_Initialize() dim myDate as date for mydate = dateserial(2008,1,1) to dateserial(2008,2,12) me.combobox1.additem format(mydate,"mmmm dd, yyyy") next mydate end sub But if there are lots and lots of dates, this becomes a pain for the user to find the correct date to choose. You may want to consider using a calendar control. Ron de Bruin has some notes: http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm Or even 3 different controls (day, month, year) for each date. Steve P wrote: Hello Excel gurus... I am building a userform that will be used to drive a search engine for a project I'm working on. I have two comboboxes on the form and want the two comboboxes to be used to select a "start" date and a "end" date to select a user specified date range. What is the best way to accomplish this? -- Dave Peterson |
Date selector combobox
There are Calendar controls you can use on your form.
"Steve P" wrote: Hello Excel gurus... I am building a userform that will be used to drive a search engine for a project I'm working on. I have two comboboxes on the form and want the two comboboxes to be used to select a "start" date and a "end" date to select a user specified date range. What is the best way to accomplish this? |
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