Pop-up Excel Calendar

Pop-up Excel Calendar is an Microsoft® Excel® COM add-in which, when installed, allows you to easily work with dates in Excel workbooks/templates.

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The calendar can be activated in two ways - automatically, or manually. In either way, you can have the calendar form display automatically along with the in-cell icon button. For more information, please see displaying calendar automatically.

Activate the Calendar Automatically

Pop-up Excel Calendar displays an in-cell icon button automatically when you click a cell which:

• Has a date format. To set the format of a cell in Excel, right click the cell and choose Format Cells. On the Number tab choose Date in the Category list, and then choose a proper date format in the Type list.
• Has a date value. For example, if a cell is formatted as "General" but has a date-like value "September 1 2006", Pop-up Excel Calendar will display the in-cell icon button when you click the cell.
• Underneath a cell with a date value or format in it.
• Underneath a cell that has some form of the word "date" in it

You can enable or disable the above options respectively in the Settings window.

Activate the Calendar Manually

If you want to enter a date value in a cell, but the in-cell icon button is not shown automatically when you click the cell, you can display the calendar manually by the following operations:

• Click the Calendar! button on the Pop-up Excel Calendar toolbar (Excel 2000/XP/2003).

  

• Click the Pop-up Calendar button on the Standard toolbar (Excel 2000/XP/2003).

  

• Right click the cell and choose Pop-up Calendar (Excel 2000/XP/2003/2007).

  

• Click the Calendar! button in the Pop-up Calendar group on the ribbon (Excel 2007).

  
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In Excel 2000/XP/2003, if the Pop-up Excel Calendar toolbar is not visible, click Excel menu View -> Toolbars -> Pop-up Excel Calendar to display it. You can also choose to display or hide the button/command on the Standard toolbar and right-click menu with the Settings window, which can be opened by clicking the Settings button on the Pop-up Excel Calendar toolbar, or clicking the Settings button on the pop-up calendar window.

In Excel 2007, you can change the installation mode of the Pop-up Calendar ribbon group to be either in a separate tab or the standard Insert tab, by choosing the corresponding option located on the Settings window.

If you use date values in Excel, Pop-up Excel Calendar is worth a try.

Minimum System Requirements:

• Windows 2000/XP/Vista
• Microsoft Excel/Office 2000/XP/2003/2007

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