General Excel question

I tested the code using Excel 2003 after InsertObjectCalendar Control 11.0

Works fine for me.

Will trigger only when you select A1 and go away when you select any other
cell.

Maybe you are still in Design Mode?

When you xelect the Calendar can you move it or resize it?

Open the Control Toolbox and hit the "design mode" icon once to exit from
that mode.


Gord

On Sun, 21 Jun 2009 17:24:31 GMT, "dolpandotcom via OfficeKB.com"
u52610@uwe wrote:

I am using excel2003 and the instuction says that by simply selecting from
the active worksheet excel menu "Object" and further select "Calendar" it
will place the calendar on the sheet. It is like the VB code given only works
for excel 2007. Am I right pls?

Dolpan






Gord Dibben wrote:
Did you first insert the calendar activex form from the control toolboxmore
controls on your sheet?

Do you have MS Access installed..................you won't have the needed
mscal.ocx file if you haven't.

See Ron de Bruin's site for details and instructions.

http://www.rondebruin.nl/calendar.htm

Gord

Hi Gord,

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Dolpandotcom
06/16/09

I was out of design mode.
I equally selected Calendar Control 9.0. I do not have Calendar 11.o as you
did .

I was able to resize and also being able to move it from point to the other
within the sheet..

I placed my cursor in cell A1 before selecting the Insertobjectcalendar
control 9.0. Even after this, if i place my cursor in a different cell, the
calendar does not disappear.

I need further explanation on what i must have done wrong in mine pls.
Hanging by for your response pls.

Thanks.
Dolpan

Gord Dibben wrote:
I tested the code using Excel 2003 after InsertObjectCalendar Control 11.0

Works fine for me.

Will trigger only when you select A1 and go away when you select any other
cell.

Maybe you are still in Design Mode?

When you xelect the Calendar can you move it or resize it?

Open the Control Toolbox and hit the "design mode" icon once to exit from
that mode.

Gord

I am using excel2003 and the instuction says that by simply selecting from
the active worksheet excel menu "Object" and further select "Calendar" it
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Dolpandotcom
06/16/09

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It is now showing calendar control 11.0 instead of 9.0. Even with that, it
does no disappear when you click a new cell different from the cell where the
calendar is inserted. Advice pls.

Thanks.
Dolpan

Gord Dibben wrote:
I tested the code using Excel 2003 after InsertObjectCalendar Control 11.0

Works fine for me.

Will trigger only when you select A1 and go away when you select any other
cell.

Maybe you are still in Design Mode?

When you xelect the Calendar can you move it or resize it?

Open the Control Toolbox and hit the "design mode" icon once to exit from
that mode.

Gord

I am using excel2003 and the instuction says that by simply selecting from
the active worksheet excel menu "Object" and further select "Calendar" it
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Dolpandotcom
06/16/09

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email me and I'll send you a workbook with the Calendar Control in working
condition.

Or send me the workbook may be better.

gorddibbATshawDOTca

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Gord

On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 18:32:46 GMT, "dolpandotcom via OfficeKB.com"
u52610@uwe wrote:

It is now showing calendar control 11.0 instead of 9.0. Even with that, it
does no disappear when you click a new cell different from the cell where the
calendar is inserted. Advice pls.

Thanks.
Dolpan

Gord Dibben wrote:
I tested the code using Excel 2003 after InsertObjectCalendar Control 11.0

Works fine for me.

Will trigger only when you select A1 and go away when you select any other
cell.

Maybe you are still in Design Mode?

When you xelect the Calendar can you move it or resize it?

Open the Control Toolbox and hit the "design mode" icon once to exit from
that mode.

Gord

I am using excel2003 and the instuction says that by simply selecting from
the active worksheet excel menu "Object" and further select "Calendar" it
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Dolpandotcom
06/16/09

Thanks. You can send to me the workbook with the Calendar using this email
below pls:

and copy also

Cheers,
Dolpan.

Gord Dibben wrote:
email me and I'll send you a workbook with the Calendar Control in working
condition.

Or send me the workbook may be better.

gorddibbATshawDOTca

Change AT and DOT

Gord

It is now showing calendar control 11.0 instead of 9.0. Even with that, it
does no disappear when you click a new cell different from the cell where the
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06/16/09

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