G Guest Nov 18, 2006 #2 Hi Paul, If Format(Date, "d") = 1 Then Call Procedure End If although this won't take into account working days, ie. if the first is on a Sunday and the application isn't opened, then it won't fire. Post back back if it needs to be more complex than this, hope this helps, TonyT..
Hi Paul, If Format(Date, "d") = 1 Then Call Procedure End If although this won't take into account working days, ie. if the first is on a Sunday and the application isn't opened, then it won't fire. Post back back if it needs to be more complex than this, hope this helps, TonyT..
R Rick Brandt Nov 19, 2006 #4 Paul.S said: Actually my question was for the first day of the month. Click to expand... When Format(Date, "d") = 1 it IS the first day of the month.
Paul.S said: Actually my question was for the first day of the month. Click to expand... When Format(Date, "d") = 1 it IS the first day of the month.
J JK Nov 19, 2006 #5 Paul, If Format(Date, "d") = "1" Then (The Format() Function produces a string) Or If Day(Date)=1 then Regards JK
Paul, If Format(Date, "d") = "1" Then (The Format() Function produces a string) Or If Day(Date)=1 then Regards JK
G Guest Nov 19, 2006 #6 Thanks everyone, it worked... JK said: Paul, If Format(Date, "d") = "1" Then (The Format() Function produces a string) Or If Day(Date)=1 then Regards JK Click to expand...
Thanks everyone, it worked... JK said: Paul, If Format(Date, "d") = "1" Then (The Format() Function produces a string) Or If Day(Date)=1 then Regards JK Click to expand...