I should know this, but...

[JEB]

I'm having a problem (mind block) in using the calendar add-in on a MS-Access
form. All I want to do is to select a date from the calendar (click on a
date) and have that value stored in another field on the form. The field
that I want to store the date in is a single field, single value (date) table
entry. (The table which contains the form only has one element and one
record-date). Pardon my stupidity, but how do I do it?

 

[pietlinden]

I'm having a problem (mind block) in using the calendar add-in on a MS-Access
form.  All I want to do is to select a date from the calendar (click ona
date) and have that value stored in another field on the form.   The field
that I want to store the date in is a single field, single value (date) table
entry.  (The table which contains the form only has one element and one
record-date).  Pardon my stupidity, but how do I do it?

you're not using one of those awful ActiveX calendar controls are
you? There are a bunch around, so it's hard to tell what you're
using... Non-activeX ones are much easier if you have to distribute
your application... the Calendar should have an Update event, and you
should be able to attach code to write the calendar's value to a
control.

 

[dymondjack]

awful ActiveX calendar controls
fervently agreed...

I found Lebans, and its the last time I had a problem with calendars. It's
got just about every feature you could want from a calendar control. So,
just in case you weren't aware...

http://www.lebans.com/monthcalendar.htm


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