I visit the Ron De Bruin site for information on the Calendar control.
However, he only gives an example of how the calendar control can be used as
a date picker.

I would like to use the control to display predefined dates on another sheet
in the same book. So it is really just a graphical viewer.

Example is sheet1, Column A would have project names, Column B would have
targeted installation dates.

Sheet2 would be my calendar control to view the sheet1 data.

Any ideas would be much obliged.

Hi

You can attach code to the calendar by right clicking it and choosing View
Code.

You could attach code to the calendar's Click event or the sheets Activate
even, for example.

Here are some examples of code:

Calendar1.Day = Day(Now())
Calendar1.Month = Month(Range("A2")
Calendar1.Year = Year([A2])

where A2 contains a legal date
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Cheers,
Shane Devenshire
Microsoft Excel MVP

"Ronio" wrote:

I visit the Ron De Bruin site for information on the Calendar control.
However, he only gives an example of how the calendar control can be used as
a date picker.

I would like to use the control to display predefined dates on another sheet
in the same book. So it is really just a graphical viewer.

Example is sheet1, Column A would have project names, Column B would have
targeted installation dates.

Sheet2 would be my calendar control to view the sheet1 data.

Any ideas would be much obliged.

That works if I only need to view one entry at a time. I was hoping for a
view that would show multiple entries at the same time.

"ShaneDevenshire" wrote:

Hi

You can attach code to the calendar by right clicking it and choosing View
Code.

You could attach code to the calendar's Click event or the sheets Activate
even, for example.

Here are some examples of code:

Calendar1.Day = Day(Now())
Calendar1.Month = Month(Range("A2")
Calendar1.Year = Year([A2])

where A2 contains a legal date
--
Cheers,
Shane Devenshire
Microsoft Excel MVP

"Ronio" wrote:

I visit the Ron De Bruin site for information on the Calendar control.
However, he only gives an example of how the calendar control can be used as
a date picker.

I would like to use the control to display predefined dates on another sheet
in the same book. So it is really just a graphical viewer.

Example is sheet1, Column A would have project names, Column B would have
targeted installation dates.

Sheet2 would be my calendar control to view the sheet1 data.

Any ideas would be much obliged.

Calendar controls do not have a multi select option...
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"Ronio" wrote:

That works if I only need to view one entry at a time. I was hoping for a
view that would show multiple entries at the same time.

"ShaneDevenshire" wrote:

Hi

You can attach code to the calendar by right clicking it and choosing View
Code.

You could attach code to the calendar's Click event or the sheets Activate
even, for example.

Here are some examples of code:

Calendar1.Day = Day(Now())
Calendar1.Month = Month(Range("A2")
Calendar1.Year = Year([A2])

where A2 contains a legal date
--
Cheers,
Shane Devenshire
Microsoft Excel MVP

"Ronio" wrote:

I visit the Ron De Bruin site for information on the Calendar control.
However, he only gives an example of how the calendar control can be used as
a date picker.

I would like to use the control to display predefined dates on another sheet
in the same book. So it is really just a graphical viewer.

Example is sheet1, Column A would have project names, Column B would have
targeted installation dates.

Sheet2 would be my calendar control to view the sheet1 data.

Any ideas would be much obliged.