Do I have to put it anywhere special? 'Jacob Skaria' wrote: >Date/Time Picker and MonthView Control are part of a group of ActiveX >controls MSCOMCT2.OCX. You can download this from the below location >>>>If this post helps click Yes >--------------- >Jacob Skaria >>>'forest8' wrote: >>>Hi there >>>>I wanted to add a calendar to an Excel spreadsheet but I can't seem to find >>the Microsoft Date and Time Picker Control 6.0 in the ACTIVE X control in the >>Developer Tab, >>>>Where do I find it? >>>>Thank you. Install the MSCOMCT2.OCX file in the user's Microsoft Windows System or System32 directory. And then it should be available in the reference list.

Buy Microsoft Date Picker Control Download. Microsoft Date And Time Picker Control Download Visual. Microsoft Date And Time Picker Control 6.0 (sp6) Download. Hello, I have used the MS Date and time picker control 6.0 (SP6) in one of my forms. In the property of this control, under OLE class is shows 'MSCOMCTL2.DtPicker. Strangely, when I search for the.

Few alternates. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria 'forest8' wrote: >Do I have to put it anywhere special? >>>'Jacob Skaria' wrote: >>>Date/Time Picker and MonthView Control are part of a group of ActiveX >>controls MSCOMCT2.OCX. You can download this from the below location >>>>>>>>If this post helps click Yes >>--------------- >>Jacob Skaria >>>>>>'forest8' wrote: >>>>>Hi there >>>>>>I wanted to add a calendar to an Excel spreadsheet but I can't seem to find >>>the Microsoft Date and Time Picker Control 6.0 in the ACTIVE X control in the >>>Developer Tab, >>>>>>Where do I find it? >>>>>>Thank you. This is what I needed. 'Jacob Skaria' wrote: >Install the MSCOMCT2.OCX file in the user's Microsoft Windows System or >System32 directory.

And then it should be available in the reference list. >>Few alternates. Download Pitbull The Boat Lift Rar Files. >>>>>If this post helps click Yes >--------------- >Jacob Skaria >>>'forest8' wrote: >>>Do I have to put it anywhere special?

>>>>>>'Jacob Skaria' wrote: >>>>>Date/Time Picker and MonthView Control are part of a group of ActiveX >>>controls MSCOMCT2.OCX. You can download this from the below location >>>>>>>>>>>>If this post helps click Yes >>>--------------- >>>Jacob Skaria >>>>>>>>>'forest8' wrote: >>>>>>>Hi there >>>>>>>>I wanted to add a calendar to an Excel spreadsheet but I can't seem to find >>>>the Microsoft Date and Time Picker Control 6.0 in the ACTIVE X control in the >>>>Developer Tab, >>>>>>>>Where do I find it? >>>>>>>>Thank you.

The tutorial shows how to insert a drop-down calendar in Excel (date picker) and link it to a specific cell. You will also learn a quick way to create a printable calendar based on an Excel calendar template. When working with large or shared worksheets, maintaining data integrity is the biggest problem, especially when it comes to entering dates. Should they be entered as mm/dd/yy or dd/mm/yy or mm-dd-yyyy? And can I simply type a date like '05 Sep 2016'? Oh, and what was the date of the first Monday in September this year?

All of the above problems can easily be solved by inserting a drop down calendar that will let your users fill in dates in a mouse click! This tutorial will teach you an easy way to make such a calendar in Excel, and show how to quickly create a calendar based on a template. • - step-by-step instructions to create a drop-down calendar. • - a selection of free third-party tools to insert a calendar (date picker) in the desktop and online versions of Excel. • - a quick way to create a printable calendar based on a template (weekly, monthly or yearly). How to insert a calendar in Excel (Date Picker control) Inserting a dropdown calendar in Excel is easy, but because the Date and Time Picker Control is so well hidden many users don't even know that it exists. The following guidelines will walk you through the process step-by-step, but first be sure to read the following important note.

Microsoft's Date Picker control works with 32-bit versions of Excel 2016, Excel 2013, and Excel 2010, but it will not work on Excel 64-bit. To insert a calendar in Excel, perform the following steps. Show the Developer tab on the ribbon The datepicker control belongs to a family of ActiveX controls, which reside on the Developer tab. By default, the Developer tab is hidden in Excel, but you can force it to appear in no time. • Right-click anywhere on the ribbon, and then click Customize the Ribbon • In the right-hand part of the window, select Main Tabs (usually it is selected by default), check the Developer box, and click OK. Insert a calendar control A drop-down calendar in Excel is technically called Microsoft Date and Time Picker Control.

To insert it in your sheet, just do the following: • Go to the Developer tab >Controls group, click Insert, and then click the More Controls button under ActiveX Controls. • In the More Controls dialog window, find the Microsoft Date and Time Picker Control 6.0 (SP6), select it, and click OK.