Pop-up Excel Calendar - Version History

1.5.5 - December 3, 2009

• New feature: The new option "Date can contain time" allows you to specify whether Pop-up Excel Calendar works for the dates or formats that contain time. If this option is checked, a date containing time part will be seen as a normal date, and the time part is ignored. This option is unchecked by default.

1.4.4 - November 3, 2009

• New feature: Support for Windows 7.
• New feature: Support for dual monitors. The previous version didn't pop-up the calendar if you had dual monitors installed and the monitors were arranged left-right (as opposed to top-bottom) in Windows control panel. With this new version the support for dual monitors is fully implemented.

1.3.3 - May 21, 2008

• New feature: Support for custom date formats. There are two types of custom date formats, valid date formats and invalid date formats. This new feature allows you to control when the in-cell icon button (calendar) is activated in a more personalized way.

  For more information, please see Custom Date Formats.

• New feature: Now you can have the calendar display as soon as a date-formatted cell is selected, without having to click on the in-cell icon button that appears. For more information, please see Display Calendar Automatically.

1.2.2 - May 20, 2007

• New feature: Support for Windows Vista.
• New feature: Support for Excel/Office 2007.
• New feature: Support for non-normal view. In the previous version, Pop-up Excel Calendar works in the Normal view only. In this version, Pop-up Excel Calendar works even if the worksheet is not in Normal view - for example, Page Break Preview in Excel 2003 and Page Layout in Excel 2007.
• New feature: Full support for split mode. In the previous version, the calendar works for the last (active) pane only. Now Pop-up Excel Calendar works for all the panes in split mode.

1.0.1 - September 1, 2006

• Initial release.