How do you add a calendar control to MS Access?

Answer by  Blip (313)

Open a form, report, or data access in Microsoft Access. From the "More Controls" in the toolbox, click on Calendar Control. Here, appearance and function can be dictated by the user. Care must be taken when using ActiveX controls as they can pose security risks in particular situations. Research the full-fledged steps needed to add a calendar control.

Answer by  Samhain (115)

Once you are ready to add your calendar, you will need to open Ms Access. On the tab selection 'menu', click that for a drop down list. Select from the codes that fit your needs, and enter that code in the command line. Then you will need to verify if correct, and then hit enter.

Answer by  James89 (24)

In Design View for the form, click More Tools in the toolbox, then chose Calendar Control in the list. Click where you want to place the control on the form. To modify the control, select and hit F4 to bring up the property sheet. You can click on a property and hit F1 for help on that property.

Answer by  bettylou (69)

With MS Access open, right-click the form or report to edit, selct "design view." Click the "More Controls" icon on main menu. Drag and drop the calender control to your Access form. Use the mouse to resize the control.

Answer by  susmipa (48)

Click on the form button in msaccess and select the datefield text box - change to - combobox - then select the calender control tool from the menu more controls - optional extra. By inserting the calender we can select the required dates.

Answer by  gigo (1706)

Therefore you have to use the windows calender control active x. When you open the form, you have to go to the menu more controls and open it.

Answer by  dhivyanand (14)

First you have to create a form, then you have to convert data field into an combo box. Then dra the calender and write a code to power the calender.