Access 2010 Calendar Control

[burrina]

There is NO calendar control, I have looked. I have my CC and Coke, all is well. I can't help but think I am missing a Reference somehow, just don't know which one.




Care to post you references for me so I can compare?
I have it down to some controls on my form I think ??? But for me unless I am missing something, letting a user go wild with the Date Picker could present problems.

[Rod]

You don't see this? (Note, I'm still on 2007 but I can't see why MS would remove an ActiveX control between versions.) The file name is MSCAL.OCX and is found in C:\Program Files\Mcrosoft Office\Office12 - might not be Office12 in your case.



If you find the OCX file but it does not appear in the ActiveX Control list then you probably need to register it. Otherwise I can send it too you or you can probably download it from the web. Check copyright - don't think there's any infringement. Don't ask me how to register, I would have to seek advice.

Date picker links:

https://www.accessforums.net/code-re...ker-26979.html

https://www.accessforums.net/code-re...ion-23025.html

[burrina]

Thanks, I found the file and downloaded it.As I understand it, you have to have several other files as well.I registered just that file and no calendar.Major mistake on MS's part.

Thanks, will let you know how I get on.n

[RuralGuy]

@Dave: What do you mean by "dumbing it down"?

[burrina]

I meant to remove offending problems like all of my calendars and other important stuff, after all MS know best ! Sheeesh !

I have several db's that depend on calendars and wont operate without them. I wonder if I can install 200 alongside 2010?

[maclamb]

If it's any consequence, I too have this problem.....wish there was an on/off feature for calendar but that's too simple. I will remember you if I EVER get it figured out.

[marcusarmand]

I found the calendar control did not work with an input mask on the control.