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Tried copying MSCAL.OCX to Windows\System32 folder - but Calnder Control still does nopt appear in &quot;Additional Controls&quot; when right clicking on the Forms toolbox and selectinf &quot;Additional Controls&quot;.<br />
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Does MSCAL.OCX need to be ativated in some way? 
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Tried copying MSCAL.OCX to Windows\System32 folder - but Calnder Control still does nopt appear in "Additional Controls" when right clicking on the Forms toolbox and selectinf "Additional Controls".

Does MSCAL.OCX need to be ativated in some way?

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The comment was the key that led me to the solution. The missing element was the need to register MSCAL.OCX.
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The comment was the key that led me to the solution. The missing element was the need to register MSCAL.OCX.

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Additional comment:<br />
If you copy these things to the same folder where your application is run from, and you browse and load from this same folder, you don't have to register.<br />
Scott c
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Additional comment:
If you copy these things to the same folder where your application is run from, and you browse and load from this same folder, you don't have to register.
Scott c

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I have tried to add an additional control - the &quot;Calendar Control&quot; to a form in Excel 2003 VBA. I right click on the forms tool box, selecte &quot;Additional Controls&quot; but he calendar control does not appear. This has worked on a PC with both Excel 2003 and Excel 2007 loaded but not with a pc with just Excel 2003.<br />
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Any ideas please?
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I have tried to add an additional control - the "Calendar Control" to a form in Excel 2003 VBA. I right click on the forms tool box, selecte "Additional Controls" but he calendar control does not appear. This has worked on a PC with both Excel 2003 and Excel 2007 loaded but not with a pc with just Excel 2003.

Any ideas please?

Calendar Control in Excel 2003 VBA

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