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Inserting calendar into a sheet?

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    Inserting calendar into a sheet?

    Hi,

    I've got the calendar to work by right clicking in a cell and selecting insert date, however I'd like the calendar to pop up when a cell is clicked on.

    Any ideas on how it can be done?

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    Hi Gaz Carr...

    have you got an example of your workbook??

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    Try this.

    Nothing to complicated just has to be 'user friendly'.
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    You might find this link useful?

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    i havent got the calendar object installed on this machine as im at work....

    i would have thought that you could do something in the SheetSelectionChange event.

    mayb a bit like this:

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    that way everytime a cell is clicked it will show the calandar but if you only want it to happen for cells in a certain column you could do

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    That would make it only happen for cells in B2:B65536. But sorry mate i dont know the bit you really wanted to know...

    Any1 else know it??

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    I'd had a read through before posting on here but doesnt appear to tell me how to launch the calendar automatically by selecting a certain cell. Thanks for the link though

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuie
    That would make it only happen for cells in B2:B65536. But sorry mate i dont know the bit you really wanted to know...

    Any1 else know it??
    Looks like I could maybe amend so that it worked for me. cheers

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    yea im sure if you tweak it and amend it a bit it then it will work out eventually

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    This works for me. Place in the worksheet object

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    Hope that helps.

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    Oh you wanted the calandar form to show???

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    Wonderfull mate! Just what I was after. Much appreciated.

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    yes stuie, sorry maybe my description was a little brief.

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    its alrite, thought you wanted to c the Calandar object..

    no worrys
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