Active X Calendar Control

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Hi, there,

Access 2000
I have several different date fields in my database that require a calendar
popup to choose a date.
I have designed a form with the relevant calendar control that populates the
field OnClose.

Rather than create identicle calendar forms for the other date fields can I
somehow refer to the field that calls my calendar popup - when i close the
calendar form populating its referring field.

This would be great as it would save me creating a calandar form for Every
date field in the database.

Hope you can help
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Fawke101 said:
Hi, there,

Access 2000
I have several different date fields in my database that require a calendar
popup to choose a date.
I have designed a form with the relevant calendar control that populates the
field OnClose.

Rather than create identicle calendar forms for the other date fields can I
somehow refer to the field that calls my calendar popup - when i close the
calendar form populating its referring field.

This would be great as it would save me creating a calandar form for Every
date field in the database.

Hope you can help
Click to expand...

I have an example AC2000 DB at http://www.byerley.net/AccessCalDemo.zip . The calendar is on its own
form and therefore the single calendar can be used on many forms in your app.. There is example code
showing how to implement it on each type of form including datasheet view and subforms.
 
Fawke101 said:
This would be great as it would save me creating a calandar form for Every
date field in the database.
Click to expand...

Use a line of code to call a function which in turn opens up the
calendar form or API call

See the Calendar Tips page at my website
http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/calendars.htm

Tony
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