Month Calendar

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Hi, I am using Stephen Lebans Month Calendar. I have it working on one form
but when I tried to copy to another form it fails on trying to compile the
code. It states compile error ByReg argument type mismatch and highlights the
mc part of:
blRet = ShowMonthCalendar(mc, dtStart, dtEnd)

It is a short date field and is set up the same as the other date field on a
different form which works ok? Can anyone shed any light on this please?

Also, I have modified it so a message is displayed if the user does not
select a monday and the date field is not returned. Is there a way to stop
the user being able to select any day other than a Monday in the first place?

Thanks
Sue

Complete code below:

Private Sub StartDate_DblClick(Cancel As Integer)
Dim blRet As Boolean
Dim dtStart As Date, dtEnd As Date

Dim Msg, Style, Title, MyString, Response

dtStart = Nz(Me.StartDate.Value, 0)
dtEnd = 0

blRet = ShowMonthCalendar(mc, dtStart, dtEnd)
If blRet = True Then
If Weekday(dtStart) <> vbMonday Then
Msg = "Start Date must be a Monday"
MsgBox Msg, vbCritical, "Please reselect a Monday date"
Else
Me.StartDate = dtStart
End If
End If
 
ByRe[G] or ByRe[F]? If its ByRef, are you using Option Explicit to force
you to DIM all of your variables?
 
Sorry... typo - I meant ByRef. I think Option Explicit is used, I know it is
on some modules but not within the one in question.

Sue


David C. Holley said:
ByRe[G] or ByRe[F]? If its ByRef, are you using Option Explicit to force
you to DIM all of your variables?
Hi, I am using Stephen Lebans Month Calendar. I have it working on one form
but when I tried to copy to another form it fails on trying to compile the
code. It states compile error ByReg argument type mismatch and highlights the
mc part of:
blRet = ShowMonthCalendar(mc, dtStart, dtEnd)

It is a short date field and is set up the same as the other date field on a
different form which works ok? Can anyone shed any light on this please?

Also, I have modified it so a message is displayed if the user does not
select a monday and the date field is not returned. Is there a way to stop
the user being able to select any day other than a Monday in the first place?

Thanks
Sue

Complete code below:

Private Sub StartDate_DblClick(Cancel As Integer)
Dim blRet As Boolean
Dim dtStart As Date, dtEnd As Date

Dim Msg, Style, Title, MyString, Response

dtStart = Nz(Me.StartDate.Value, 0)
dtEnd = 0

blRet = ShowMonthCalendar(mc, dtStart, dtEnd)
If blRet = True Then
If Weekday(dtStart) <> vbMonday Then
Msg = "Start Date must be a Monday"
MsgBox Msg, vbCritical, "Please reselect a Monday date"
Else
Me.StartDate = dtStart
End If
End If
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Sue please follow the detailed instructions for how to implement the
MonthCalendar within your own MDB. The instructions are easy to follow and
step by step.

--

HTH
Stephen Lebans
http://www.lebans.com
Access Code, Tips and Tricks
Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit.
hughess7 said:
Sorry... typo - I meant ByRef. I think Option Explicit is used, I know it
is
on some modules but not within the one in question.

Sue


David C. Holley said:
ByRe[G] or ByRe[F]? If its ByRef, are you using Option Explicit to force
you to DIM all of your variables?
Hi, I am using Stephen Lebans Month Calendar. I have it working on one
form
but when I tried to copy to another form it fails on trying to compile
the
code. It states compile error ByReg argument type mismatch and
highlights the
mc part of:
blRet = ShowMonthCalendar(mc, dtStart, dtEnd)

It is a short date field and is set up the same as the other date field
on a
different form which works ok? Can anyone shed any light on this
please?

Also, I have modified it so a message is displayed if the user does not
select a monday and the date field is not returned. Is there a way to
stop
the user being able to select any day other than a Monday in the first
place?

Thanks
Sue

Complete code below:

Private Sub StartDate_DblClick(Cancel As Integer)
Dim blRet As Boolean
Dim dtStart As Date, dtEnd As Date

Dim Msg, Style, Title, MyString, Response

dtStart = Nz(Me.StartDate.Value, 0)
dtEnd = 0

blRet = ShowMonthCalendar(mc, dtStart, dtEnd)
If blRet = True Then
If Weekday(dtStart) <> vbMonday Then
Msg = "Start Date must be a Monday"
MsgBox Msg, vbCritical, "Please reselect a Monday date"
Else
Me.StartDate = dtStart
End If
End If
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Click to expand...
 
I have used it twice so far without any problems, this time round though I
copied and pasted the code to a new field on a different form and it won't
compile. It is within the same db though so not sure how re-reading the
instructions will help? I'll have a look back at your site thanks...


Stephen Lebans said:
Sue please follow the detailed instructions for how to implement the
MonthCalendar within your own MDB. The instructions are easy to follow and
step by step.

--

HTH
Stephen Lebans
http://www.lebans.com
Access Code, Tips and Tricks
Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit.
hughess7 said:
Sorry... typo - I meant ByRef. I think Option Explicit is used, I know it
is
on some modules but not within the one in question.

Sue


David C. Holley said:
ByRe[G] or ByRe[F]? If its ByRef, are you using Option Explicit to force
you to DIM all of your variables?

hughess7 wrote:
Hi, I am using Stephen Lebans Month Calendar. I have it working on one
form
but when I tried to copy to another form it fails on trying to compile
the
code. It states compile error ByReg argument type mismatch and
highlights the
mc part of:
blRet = ShowMonthCalendar(mc, dtStart, dtEnd)

It is a short date field and is set up the same as the other date field
on a
different form which works ok? Can anyone shed any light on this
please?

Also, I have modified it so a message is displayed if the user does not
select a monday and the date field is not returned. Is there a way to
stop
the user being able to select any day other than a Monday in the first
place?

Thanks
Sue

Complete code below:

Private Sub StartDate_DblClick(Cancel As Integer)
Dim blRet As Boolean
Dim dtStart As Date, dtEnd As Date

Dim Msg, Style, Title, MyString, Response

dtStart = Nz(Me.StartDate.Value, 0)
dtEnd = 0

blRet = ShowMonthCalendar(mc, dtStart, dtEnd)
If blRet = True Then
If Weekday(dtStart) <> vbMonday Then
Msg = "Start Date must be a Monday"
MsgBox Msg, vbCritical, "Please reselect a Monday date"
Else
Me.StartDate = dtStart
End If
End If
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