Date & Time Picker Excel 2010

John Caines

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Hello All.
I'm using excel 2010.
I came across a great time & date picker here;
http://isamrad.com/ExcelCal/default.htm
http://blogs.office.com/b/microsoft-excel/archive/2007/08/01/sam-radakovitz-on-date-pickers.aspx

It's aesthetically perfect,, only,,, it seems to be made for earlier versions of excel.
I have emailed the developer to see if he is going to make it 100% 2010 compatible.

If I protect my sheet & click in a cell where a small calender icon should appear to the right of the cell,, it doesn't :-(
A couple of other issues also unfortunately.

So,, my question is,,,
Is there a 100% compatible Date & time picker for excel 2010 that is comparable to this?

I do see that excel offer formulas for dates/times etc.
But I really am looking for something (KISS) ,, simple to use, to insert a use defined date,, (Which I can format the cell as day/date/mth/yr )
The above also has a right click context menu option that says "Pick from Calender"

It's so good,, if only it worked 100% in 2010 :-(

Has anybody got any ideas/solutions or ran into similar problems?

I hope somebody can advise on an alternative root.

Many thanks for your time.
John Caines
 

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I havent really used 2010 that much, but doesnt it come with its own datetime picker control?

if not the other option would be to make one yourself out of other controls, but that is prob more effort than worth

does the date need to be "picked" from a calendar? are they within a range? or they can select any date they wish?
 
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