dave peterson

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GregJG

wanted to say "Thanks" again.

looking at the workbook, it showed the jobnumbers as 81404, but when i
pulled them into the form, they showed as 081404.

changing the txtjobnumber to date didn't work i think because th
jobnumber was actual date plus a number.

your last post mentioned "clng(txtjobnumber.value)", which I had n
idea what clng meant.

after reading MS help on it, I got what it meant and changed th
txtjobnumber to clng as soon as it was created and that did the trick


I have spent hours trying to figure it out. would have never gotten o
my own.


Thanks
Gre
 
Whew!

(I did see your post in the original (albeit longgggggggg <vbg>) thread.)
 

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