Hello,
In my appointment calendar I use the VBA code "Application.InputBox" to select the dates. (see image)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nlhmu66npgpr1 ... t.jpg?dl=0
At least one of the users, being the CEO of the company, will not get the Inputbox to see and the program freezes. Most Excel instances work perfectly. So I really have to find another solution.
I am trying to write some code that will:
. Start the selection process,
. Allow the user to click on the different cells, or select a range of cells,
. After each selection_change, VBA adds the new selection to the selected ranges.
. Stop the selection process.
Would anyone have some suggestions to what methods I can use?
Thanks in advance.
Dick.
Selection of non-contiguous cells using VBA
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Re: Selection of non-contiguous cells using VBA
Do the users who experience problems use a different version of Excel? Or perhaps a different operating system (for example Mac vs Windows)?
As an alternative, you could display a calendar on a userform and let the user select dates there.
As an alternative, you could display a calendar on a userform and let the user select dates there.
Best wishes,
Hans
Hans
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Re: Selection of non-contiguous cells using VBA
The display of cells, or in this case a calendar, is something that i have not mastered yet. (would like to learn though)
The same like displaying filtered data, comboboxes et cetera.
The problem occurs only on one computer, using the same operating system and the same Excel.
The same like displaying filtered data, comboboxes et cetera.
The problem occurs only on one computer, using the same operating system and the same Excel.
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Re: Selection of non-contiguous cells using VBA
If the problem is limited to one user, it might be worth a try to repair the Office installation on his/her computer.
You'll find an example of a userform calendar that should work in all versions of Excel at Calendar Control for All Office versions - including Office 2010 64 bit.
You'll find an example of a userform calendar that should work in all versions of Excel at Calendar Control for All Office versions - including Office 2010 64 bit.
Best wishes,
Hans
Hans
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Re: Selection of non-contiguous cells using VBA
Thanks for the tip.
1st. ICT is already looking into it.
2nd. I will look into it.
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1st. ICT is already looking into it.
2nd. I will look into it.
![ThankYou :thankyou:](./images/smilies/thankyou.gif)