Calendar Control for Windows store apps

Im searching for a calendar control for windows store apps
something like this, that when i select a day i get to see information about that day , like meetings and such
is there anything of sorts ? , free if possible.

Hi Thought2,
Sorry, as far as I know currently there is no in-build calendar control, but there are quite lot of third party calendar control developed by communities also companies, try to search with key words: "windows store app calendar control", you would
be able to find some.
Hope this helps.
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bye
With Regards
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