VBA Interface Collection (full version)

Description
If you work with Excel macros or develop VBA applications in Excel, you will find useful this set of files from my VBA best practices collection. These files are the workpieces aimed primarily at enhancing user interface. If you use those pieces of code in your programs, they will become easier to use, will look professional and will impress your colleagues and managers.

The file contains:

1) Calendar (date picker) control. Allows to select a calendar date. What makes it unique is that it returns a date both ‘on hover’ and ‘on click’ which are handled separately.
2) Text box prompts. Invokes a text prompt when a cell is selected. The content and format of the prompt change based upon the cell content, formatting or location or other criteria.
3) Pop-up menus. How to create new or customize built-in pop-up menus.
4) Free form buttons. If you ever wondered how to create round or other unusual shape buttons - here is a method.
5) Browse for folder. A set of utilities to select a disk folder when a macro runs.
6) List box drag and drop. An impressive visual tool to select some items from a list.
7) “Progress Pie” indicator. A dialog box with a bubble-form progress indicator.
8) System tray message. Launches a messages in the bottom right corner of the screen with heading, sub-heading and icon type as determined.
9) Rotating mouse wheel to change values of cells, captions of labels, variables etc.
10) Macro state indicator. Shows whether the file was opened with macros enabled or disabled.

This is an unlocked version of these macros which you can import into your programs. There is a free demo version available here https://www.eloquens.com/tool/rG09I7x4/andrei-okhlopkov/vba-interface-collection-demo-version