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DTPicker control - Initial date
I added a date picker (DTPicker1) control on November 30, 2009 in one of my
..xlt template. At the initial Workbook_Open level of this template, the value of the "LinkedCell" of the DTPicker1 control is set to "YYYY-MM-DD". Here is the code: Sheets("MRF Form").Range("FundingDate") = "YYYY-MM-DD". My problem is that the first time (and only the first time) a user click on the down arrow of DTPicker1, the calendar shown is always November 2009 with the number 30 highlighted. I would like that the default date of the control would be set to the current date so the default calendar shown would be the current month date. How can I fix this issue. I added the following code at the sheet level but it does not work properly for the first time. Private Sub DTPicker1_DropDown() If Not IsDate(Range("FundingDate").Value) Then DTPicker1.Value = Date End Sub Note: I am currently using Excel 2003. |
DTPicker control - Initial date
I found the problem. The control was not well initialized at the opening of
the template. Now the code look like the following line in the Workbook_Open procedu Sheets("MRF Form").DTPicker1.Value = Date Sheets("MRF Form").Range("FundingDate") = "YYYY-MM-DD". Case closed. "René" wrote: I added a date picker (DTPicker1) control on November 30, 2009 in one of my .xlt template. At the initial Workbook_Open level of this template, the value of the "LinkedCell" of the DTPicker1 control is set to "YYYY-MM-DD". Here is the code: Sheets("MRF Form").Range("FundingDate") = "YYYY-MM-DD". My problem is that the first time (and only the first time) a user click on the down arrow of DTPicker1, the calendar shown is always November 2009 with the number 30 highlighted. I would like that the default date of the control would be set to the current date so the default calendar shown would be the current month date. How can I fix this issue. I added the following code at the sheet level but it does not work properly for the first time. Private Sub DTPicker1_DropDown() If Not IsDate(Range("FundingDate").Value) Then DTPicker1.Value = Date End Sub Note: I am currently using Excel 2003. |
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