I have done the rounds of the boards and it would appear there are no date pickers for Excel 2013 64 bit.
Anyone built one or prepared to help a very basic VBA programmer write one?
I have done the rounds of the boards and it would appear there are no date pickers for Excel 2013 64 bit.
Anyone built one or prepared to help a very basic VBA programmer write one?
Hi Big_Ash and welcome to the forum,
Leith Ross gave an great example of one a few months ago. See it attached. This might be exactly what you want.
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Hey Marvin, thanks heaps for the quick reply and it does work on my system, hallelujah!
Would it be stretching the friendship to ask whether you know how to add this macro to the right-click menu?
Hi,
It looks like this site explains what you want.
http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/right-click.htm
It is a lot easier to add it to the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) or put it on a double click event for a cell.
Folks - I love this button idea for the pop up calendar and would like to know if it could be tweaked to add a "pick time" function for the date chosen. The times would be in 1/4hr or 1/2hr increments. It may exist but after a few hours I caved and came here for help! Thank for the help in advance. The perfect solution for my time card entries would have the user select the cell, then via dropdown or calendar button like this, choose a date and time. End result in the cell would be [4/13/2015 09:30:00 AM]
Cheers!
Don't cave so early... Look at
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/win...l-time-values/
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I am trying to return a date to a non-modal form, but because the form is non-modal once I leave the form to go to the date picker form it loses its place. The users want to be able to access other workbooks while my form is running which is why it is non modal. Is there a work around for this? My main form is called frmMain
I tried toggling the frmMain ShowModal property as part of the GetDate routine but it doesn't work
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