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On opening a database that references Microsoft's ActiveX Calendar Control file (mscal.ocx) in Microsoft Access 2010, the following error message is displayed:

'Your Microsoft Access database or project contains a missing or broken reference to the file 'MSCAL.OCX' version 7.0'

Clicking on the 'OK' button allows the database to open, however subsequent navigation to other forms also invokes the same error message.

6 Steps total

Step 1: Resolution

To temporarily resolve this problem follow the steps outlined below.
However note, that the solution specified is a work-around for the above problem. Microsoft has stated that the Calendar control feature is deprecated in Access 2010 and has suggested a number of options for replacing it. See the link referenced at the bottom of this page for more details.

Step 2: Get the missing MSCAL.OCX file

Locate the missing MSCAL.OCX file from an Office 2007 installation.
This file can be found in the %Program Files%Microsoft OfficeOffice12 directory.

(Within our network the file can be found at Z:ToolsOffice2010x64)

Step 3: Copy

Copy the file to the %SystemRoot%SysWow64 directory of the computer where the Access 2010 installation exist.

Step 4: Register the calendar control tool (.OCX file)

I. Click on the Windows Start menu and select 'Run'
II. In the Run command window enter: regsvr32 %SystemRoot%syswow64mscal.ocx
III. Select OK to execute the command

Step 5: Accept the registration confirmation message

Select OK to accept the displayed message confirming that the file was registered successfully.

Step 6: Test

Restart Access 2010 so that the Calendar Control file reference can be recognised.

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Note from msdn.microsoft.com:
Microsoft Access has included a Calendar control since it first added support for ActiveX controls, in Access 2.0. The calendar control, MSCAL.OCX, is not included with Access 2010. In addition, if you attempt to open a form that includes the control, you will receive the following error: 'Your Microsoft Office Access database or project contains a missing or broken reference to the file ꞌMSCAL.OCXꞌ.'

References

• Replacing the Calendar Control in Access 2010 Applications

8 Comments

• Datil
  EngineerIT Jul 20, 2012 at 05:48am

  Nice write up thanks!

• Mace
  bytesnake Jul 20, 2012 at 07:45am

  Finally, good work. ;-)
  Thanks for this.

• Anaheim
  Mike4120 Nov 8, 2012 at 09:55am

  I tore my hair out trying to figure this one out when Office 2010 first dropped :)

  I had to do this for a lot of users and found it worthwhile creating a batch file to copy the MSCAL.ocx file from a network folder and register it in one step.

• Pimiento
  john.weidner.90 Mar 12, 2013 at 08:24pm

  I had a similar problem with mscal.ocx.
  Failed steps:
  1) re-registering using regsvr32
  2) finding source using procmon

  I next ran a compiled exe which references this OCX. I went to the page containing the calendar control and clicked on it. Bam--it popped up 'msstdfmt.dll required.' I registered this DLL using regsvr32 msstdfmt.dll and all was good.

• Poblano
  ppestana Jan 8, 2014 at 05:21pm

  These instructions work if one opens CMD as administrator. Otherwise, one will get error 0x8002801c.

• Chipotle
  Seth Fox Apr 10, 2014 at 04:09pm

  This worked perfectly! Thanks for the write up. I also did get the error, but when I ran as admin everything was fine.

• Anaheim
  Rowan Gill May 18, 2018 at 09:43am

  I did this for one of my users who was experiencing an issue with Access 2016. It looks like the Calendar Control wasn't installed so a run-time error would appear. Worked like a charm!! Thank you!

• Pimiento
  jasonallen10 May 23, 2018 at 06:15am

  I don't have office12 directory on the working computer. However I do have this file in the program files(x86)MicrosoftOffice11 directory where Office 2013 (Windows 7) is installed and working. Can I copy this file over to the Windows 10 computer running office 365? It's the Windows 10 computer running access 365 has this error.

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