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
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