In your code view - press F2 - then type 'Calendar' - then chose i.e. the userform type - now you get list of the properties/events.
Insert a Calendar control on userform - then right_click on the toolbox (it only shows when Userform itself has focus or goto view then select ToolBox) - it then lists all the registered OCXs that you have registred.
Not sure if this is to basic or if it helps you
Code:
Private Sub Calendar1_Click()
textbox1 = Calendar1.Day
textbox2 = Calendar1.Month
End Sub
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