Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible? | | |
Can I do anything with the calendar buttons? I want to display a
number on the buttons.
I'm using the calendar control on a form that sets a call back date
and time. The user can click on the calendar if they wish to set the
date in the date field. It also serves the purpose of using a
calendar. Also on that form, I have a subform that shows a query which
shows the count of call backs set for each date. I would like to be
able to display that number on the corresponding button on the
calendar. In otherwords, if there are 16 call backs schedule for the
5th of March, then the square for the 5th of March would show the
number 16 in it.
Is that possible?
Thanks in advance!
mike
| | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
On Tue, 21 Aug 2007 13:56:33 -0000, magmike <magmike7@yahoo.com>
wrote:
No, not with the standard Micrsoft calendar control.
Perhaps you can find a 3rd party one?
Or write your own.
-Tom. Quote:
>Can I do anything with the calendar buttons? I want to display a
>number on the buttons.
>
>I'm using the calendar control on a form that sets a call back date
>and time. The user can click on the calendar if they wish to set the
>date in the date field. It also serves the purpose of using a
>calendar. Also on that form, I have a subform that shows a query which
>shows the count of call backs set for each date. I would like to be
>able to display that number on the corresponding button on the
>calendar. In otherwords, if there are 16 call backs schedule for the
>5th of March, then the square for the 5th of March would show the
>number 16 in it.
>
>Is that possible?
>
>Thanks in advance!
>
>mike
| | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
Allen Browne has a very good calendar form, check-out his web site for the
download.
"magmike" <magmike7@yahoo.comwrote in message
news:1187704593.723394.256810@r29g2000hsg.googlegr oups.com... Quote:
Can I do anything with the calendar buttons? I want to display a
number on the buttons.
>
I'm using the calendar control on a form that sets a call back date
and time. The user can click on the calendar if they wish to set the
date in the date field. It also serves the purpose of using a
calendar. Also on that form, I have a subform that shows a query which
shows the count of call backs set for each date. I would like to be
able to display that number on the corresponding button on the
calendar. In otherwords, if there are 16 call backs schedule for the
5th of March, then the square for the 5th of March would show the
number 16 in it.
>
Is that possible?
>
Thanks in advance!
>
mike
>
| | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
On Aug 21, 9:24 am, "paii, Ron" <n...@no.comwrote: Quote:
Allen Browne has a very good calendar form, check-out his web site for the
download.
>
"magmike" <magmi...@yahoo.comwrote in message
>
news:1187704593.723394.256810@r29g2000hsg.googlegr oups.com...
>
>
> Quote:
Can I do anything with the calendar buttons? I want to display a
number on the buttons.
> Quote:
I'm using the calendar control on a form that sets a call back date
and time. The user can click on the calendar if they wish to set the
date in the date field. It also serves the purpose of using a
calendar. Also on that form, I have a subform that shows a query which
shows the count of call backs set for each date. I would like to be
able to display that number on the corresponding button on the
calendar. In otherwords, if there are 16 call backs schedule for the
5th of March, then the square for the 5th of March would show the
number 16 in it.
> > Quote:
Thanks in advance!
> Quote:
mike- Hide quoted text -
>
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Wow! There a ton of calender resources on there! Thanks! | | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
On Aug 21, 9:56 am, magmike <magmi...@yahoo.comwrote: Quote:
Can I do anything with the calendar buttons? I want to display a
number on the buttons.
>
I'm using the calendar control on a form that sets a call back date
and time. The user can click on the calendar if they wish to set the
date in the date field. It also serves the purpose of using a
calendar. Also on that form, I have a subform that shows a query which
shows the count of call backs set for each date. I would like to be
able to display that number on the corresponding button on the
calendar. In otherwords, if there are 16 call backs schedule for the
5th of March, then the square for the 5th of March would show the
number 16 in it.
>
Is that possible?
>
Thanks in advance!
>
mike
Whether its possible or not it would be horridly confusing. It woudl
be extremely difficult to look at that and glean any useful data. You
would have to count the buttons to see what day of the month any of
them were and as your changed months/yeras on the control you woudl
have to recount. Not a very useful control at all. | | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
Mike,
I have a calendar form that I developed that looks like a page torn from a
standard calendar. The year and month are selectable. The calendar form can
display different data for each day. The data displayed is always in sync
with the year and month selected. The data displayed changes when the year
and/or month are changed. There is also a calendar report with the same look
that will give a hardcopy of the data displayed on the screen. I have
implemented my calsndar form/report in many ways for numerous customers for
a very reasonable fee. The calendar form/report could be implemented for you
to show a list of call backs for each day. An enhancement could be
implemented where you would click on any call back and a form would open
showing all the details of the call back or the form could allow you to
enter the particulars from the call back when it was made.
PC Datasheet
Providing Customers A Resource For Help With Access, Excel And Word
Applications resource@pcdatasheet.com
"magmike" <magmike7@yahoo.comwrote in message
news:1187704593.723394.256810@r29g2000hsg.googlegr oups.com... Quote:
Can I do anything with the calendar buttons? I want to display a
number on the buttons.
>
I'm using the calendar control on a form that sets a call back date
and time. The user can click on the calendar if they wish to set the
date in the date field. It also serves the purpose of using a
calendar. Also on that form, I have a subform that shows a query which
shows the count of call backs set for each date. I would like to be
able to display that number on the corresponding button on the
calendar. In otherwords, if there are 16 call backs schedule for the
5th of March, then the square for the 5th of March would show the
number 16 in it.
>
Is that possible?
>
Thanks in advance!
>
mike
>
| | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
So why not post it on your webpage so that Mike can download it for free?
Or are you just mentioning it so you can con Mike out of some money?
John... Visio MVP
"Steve" <sorry@private.emailaddresswrote in message
news:13cmdnopiuaufaa@corp.supernews.com... Quote:
Mike,
>
I have a calendar form that I developed that looks like a page torn from a
standard calendar. The year and month are selectable. The calendar form
can display different data for each day. The data displayed is always in
sync with the year and month selected. The data displayed changes when the
year and/or month are changed. There is also a calendar report with the
same look that will give a hardcopy of the data displayed on the screen. I
have implemented my calsndar form/report in many ways for numerous
customers for a very reasonable fee. The calendar form/report could be
implemented for you to show a list of call backs for each day. An
enhancement could be implemented where you would click on any call back
and a form would open showing all the details of the call back or the form
could allow you to enter the particulars from the call back when it was
made.
>
PC Datasheet
Providing Customers A Resource For Help With Access, Excel And Word
Applications resource@pcdatasheet.com
>
>
>
"magmike" <magmike7@yahoo.comwrote in message
news:1187704593.723394.256810@r29g2000hsg.googlegr oups.com... Quote:
>Can I do anything with the calendar buttons? I want to display a
>number on the buttons.
>>
>I'm using the calendar control on a form that sets a call back date
>and time. The user can click on the calendar if they wish to set the
>date in the date field. It also serves the purpose of using a
>calendar. Also on that form, I have a subform that shows a query which
>shows the count of call backs set for each date. I would like to be
>able to display that number on the corresponding button on the
>calendar. In otherwords, if there are 16 call backs schedule for the
>5th of March, then the square for the 5th of March would show the
>number 16 in it.
>>
>Is that possible?
>>
>Thanks in advance!
>>
>mike
>>
>
>
| | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
"Steve" <sorry@private.emailaddressschreef in bericht news:13cmdnopiuaufaa@corp.supernews.com... Quote:
Mike,
I have a calendar form that I developed that looks like a page torn from a
standard calendar. The year and month are selectable. The calendar form can
display different data for each day. The data displayed is always in sync
with the year and month selected. The data displayed changes when the year
and/or month are changed. There is also a calendar report with the same look
that will give a hardcopy of the data displayed on the screen. I have
implemented my calsndar form/report in many ways for numerous customers for
a very reasonable fee. The calendar form/report could be implemented for you
to show a list of call backs for each day. An enhancement could be
implemented where you would click on any call back and a form would open
showing all the details of the call back or the form could allow you to
enter the particulars from the call back when it was made.
Always trying to get some money from posters here...
Please get lost Steve !! Go away with your crappy calendar form!!
No-one wants your advertising here.
This is to inform 'newbees' here about PCD' Steve: http://home.tiscali.nl/arracom/whoissteve.html
Until now 3550+ pageloads, 2325+ first-time visitors (these figures are rapidly increasing)
ArnoR | | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
"Steve" <sorry@private.emailaddresswrote in
news:13cmdnopiuaufaa@corp.supernews.com: Quote:
Mike,
>
I have a calendar form that I developed that looks like a page
torn from a standard calendar.
I think that what you meant to say is "I have a calendar form that I
plagiarized..." from one offered for free.
Steve, GO AWAY!
Don't go away mad, just go away.
The year and month are selectable. Quote:
The calendar form can display different data for each day. The
data displayed is always in sync with the year and month selected.
The data displayed changes when the year and/or month are changed.
There is also a calendar report with the same look that will give
a hardcopy of the data displayed on the screen. I have implemented
my calsndar form/report in many ways for numerous customers for
a very reasonable fee. The calendar form/report could be
implemented for you to show a list of call backs for each day. An
enhancement could be implemented where you would click on any call
back and a form would open showing all the details of the call
back or the form could allow you to enter the particulars from the
call back when it was made.
>
PC Datasheet
Providing Customers A Resource For Help With Access, Excel And
Word Applications resource@pcdatasheet.com
>
>
>
"magmike" <magmike7@yahoo.comwrote in message
news:1187704593.723394.256810@r29g2000hsg.googlegr oups.com... Quote:
>Can I do anything with the calendar buttons? I want to display a
>number on the buttons.
>>
>I'm using the calendar control on a form that sets a call back
>date and time. The user can click on the calendar if they wish to
>set the date in the date field. It also serves the purpose of
>using a calendar. Also on that form, I have a subform that shows
>a query which shows the count of call backs set for each date. I
>would like to be able to display that number on the corresponding
>button on the calendar. In otherwords, if there are 16 call backs
>schedule for the 5th of March, then the square for the 5th of
>March would show the number 16 in it.
>>
>Is that possible?
>>
>Thanks in advance!
>>
>mike
>>
>
>
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PA is y I've altered my email address.
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On Aug 21, 1:17 pm, DavidB <je...@yahoo.comwrote: Quote:
On Aug 21, 9:56 am, magmike <magmi...@yahoo.comwrote:
>
>
>
>
> Quote:
Can I do anything with the calendar buttons? I want to display a
number on the buttons.
> Quote:
I'm using the calendar control on a form that sets a call back date
and time. The user can click on the calendar if they wish to set the
date in the date field. It also serves the purpose of using a
calendar. Also on that form, I have a subform that shows a query which
shows the count of call backs set for each date. I would like to be
able to display that number on the corresponding button on the
calendar. In otherwords, if there are 16 call backs schedule for the
5th of March, then the square for the 5th of March would show the
number 16 in it.
> > Quote:
Thanks in advance!
> >
Whether its possible or not it would be horridly confusing. It woudl
be extremely difficult to look at that and glean any useful data. You
would have to count the buttons to see what day of the month any of
them were and as your changed months/yeras on the control you woudl
have to recount. Not a very useful control at all.- Hide quoted text -
>
- Show quoted text -
No, not really. The day would display the date in the corner like
usual. Then in a different color or style in the middle of the button,
it would display a number that corresponded to the number of call back
records with that day's date. It wouldn't be difficult to read at all. | | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
Mike,
If that is what you really want, I can implement it for you with my calendar
form. You would also be able to printout any month using my calendar report.
PC Datasheet
Providing Customers A Resource For Help With Access, Excel And Word
Applications resource@pcdatasheet.com
"magmike" <magmike7@yahoo.comwrote in message
news:1187790920.363800.253700@q4g2000prc.googlegro ups.com... Quote:
On Aug 21, 1:17 pm, DavidB <je...@yahoo.comwrote: Quote:
>On Aug 21, 9:56 am, magmike <magmi...@yahoo.comwrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Quote:
Can I do anything with the calendar buttons? I want to display a
number on the buttons.
>> Quote:
I'm using the calendar control on a form that sets a call back date
and time. The user can click on the calendar if they wish to set the
date in the date field. It also serves the purpose of using a
calendar. Also on that form, I have a subform that shows a query which
shows the count of call backs set for each date. I would like to be
able to display that number on the corresponding button on the
calendar. In otherwords, if there are 16 call backs schedule for the
5th of March, then the square for the 5th of March would show the
number 16 in it.
>> >> Quote:
Thanks in advance!
>> >>
>Whether its possible or not it would be horridly confusing. It woudl
>be extremely difficult to look at that and glean any useful data. You
>would have to count the buttons to see what day of the month any of
>them were and as your changed months/yeras on the control you woudl
>have to recount. Not a very useful control at all.- Hide quoted text -
>>
>- Show quoted text -
>
No, not really. The day would display the date in the corner like
usual. Then in a different color or style in the middle of the button,
it would display a number that corresponded to the number of call back
records with that day's date. It wouldn't be difficult to read at all.
>
| | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
"Steve" <sorry@private.emailaddressschreef in bericht news:13cousl1eddnj26@corp.supernews.com... Quote:
Mike,
If that is what you really want, I can implement it for you with my calendar
form. You would also be able to printout any month using my calendar report.
PC Datasheet
Hey Steve ?? You are playing 'deaf, dumb and blind' here ??
Please get lost Steve !! Go away with your crappy calendar form!!
Please get lost Steve !!!! Go away with your crappy calendar form!!!!
Please get lost Steve !!!!!! Go away with your crappy calendar form!!!!!!
Please get lost Steve !!!!!!!! Go away with your crappy calendar form!!!!!!!!
Please get lost Steve !!!!!!!!!! Go away with your crappy calendar form!!!!!!!!!!
No-one wants your advertising here. We don't want you here !! http://home.tiscali.nl/arracom/whoissteve.html
Until now 3650+ pageloads, 2350+ first-time visitors (these figures are rapidly increasing)
Arno R | | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
"magmike" <magmike7@yahoo.comwrote Quote:
Can I do anything with the calendar buttons? I want
to display a number on the buttons.
There are many, many date-pickers done with Access forms and controls, not
the built-in Calendar Control, which you cannot alter as you wish.
There are also FREE examples of Calendar Forms and Reports... here are some: http://www.access.hookom.net/Samples.htm MVP Duane Hookum's examples http://www.kallal.ca/ridestutorialp/setdriver.htm MVP Albert Kallal's
tutorial http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/calendars.htm MVP Tony Toews' links to
calendar downloads
Best of luck with your calendar project.
Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP | | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
"Steve" <sorry@private.emailaddresswrote: Quote:
>I have
>implemented my calsndar form/report in many ways for numerous customers for
>a very reasonable fee.
Soliciting business again, eh? Please don't do that any more.
Tony
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Tony's Microsoft Access Blog - http://msmvps.com/blogs/access/ | | | | re: Calendar Control Trick - Is it possible?
"Steve" <sorry@private.emailaddresswrote in message
news:13cousl1eddnj26@corp.supernews.com... Quote:
Mike,
>
If that is what you really want, I can implement it for you with my
calendar form. You would also be able to printout any month using my
calendar report.
>
If it's a "trick" then post it under your "tricks and tips" heading on your
web site instead of the "coming soon" that's been there for 5 years. |  |
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