We have a built in Calendar control from Windows 10 UWP CalendarView, which can provide a standardized way to let users view and interact with a calendar. Selecting multiple dates are also possible through Calendar view.

For creating a new Windows 10 universal project, refer to the following:

Now go to MainPage.XAML and write the below xaml code to show calendar control.
  1. <CalendarView x:Name="myCal"HorizontalAlignment="Center"VerticalAlignment="Center"></CalendarView>
Next see the properties to set calendar to your wish.

If you want to select multiple date set SelectionMode="Multiple" by default it will be single. Next set the display mode it’s used to display the calendar in different view Month, Year and Decade.

The view looks like the following image.

view
view
view

To get the selected date register event handler for the date control like the following code,
  1. <CalendarView x:Name="myCal"HorizontalAlignment="Center"SelectedDatesChanged="myCal_SelectedDatesChanged"VerticalAlignment="Center"></CalendarView>
Now go to your code behind page and write the below code to get the selected date. privatevoidmyCal_SelectedDatesChanged(CalendarView sender,
  1. CalendarViewSelectedDatesChangedEventArgsargs)
  2. {
  3. stringselectedDate = args.AddedDates[0].ToString();
  5. }
Now run the app and see the output looks like following image.

demo

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