Date selector popup in Excel
Solution 1
Take a look at this:
Pop up calendar for excel (download at bottom)
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EDIT:
The link below was the solution that worked for the asker of the question.
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Solution 2
Not sure if this will help or not ...
You do not always have to enter the entire date in Excel
If you type "10/12" excel will assume 10/12/2009
You can format the cell to display the date in a wide range of formats. If you format the cell to show say the whole date, for example format dddd mmmm/dd/yyyy then excel will show Monday October/12/2009
if you type 1/2/3 in the cell then excel will show Thursday January/02/2003
Personally, I find this style of date entry a lot easier that clicking through pop-up calendars.
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ripper234
Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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ripper234 over 1 year
I'd like to setup an entire column, so that it will only contain dates, and I won't have to manully enter the date string. Instead, I'd like a click on the cell to pop up a calender selector.
How can I do that?
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ripper234 over 14 yearsIsn't there something built in?
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skjindal93 over 14 yearsThe calendar control is built-in, you just need to apply a little bit of code to get the results you are looking for, however if you are looking for an add-on hidden in the menu, it does not exist.
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ripper234 over 14 yearsYes, just edit it to indicate what actually worked for me (actually I was asking it for a friend, and he said the first link wasn't good ... I can't really tell you what was wrong with it).