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Mark Gatanas
 
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Default Access97 & multiple ActiveX Calendar Controls - 07-05-2003 , 10:07 PM






I have 6 different dates on a Home Inventory form that I would like to
link to 1 ActiveX Calendar Control, as I have seen in Oracle. Is this
possible, or do I need to have separate forms with dates on them?
Fields in question: Purchase Date, Donation Date, Gift Date,
Appraisal Date, and 2 others. Right now, I have only the Purchase
Date tied to Purchase Date in the Source Control field of the
Properties.

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Ray
 
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Default Re: Access97 & multiple ActiveX Calendar Controls - 07-08-2003 , 07:59 AM






kmgatanas (AT) netzero (DOT) net (Mark Gatanas) wrote in message news:<199f9a8b.0307051907.1d53ad58 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com>...
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I have 6 different dates on a Home Inventory form that I would like to
link to 1 ActiveX Calendar Control, as I have seen in Oracle. Is this
possible, or do I need to have separate forms with dates on them?
Fields in question: Purchase Date, Donation Date, Gift Date,
Appraisal Date, and 2 others. Right now, I have only the Purchase
Date tied to Purchase Date in the Source Control field of the
Properties.
Hello,

Perhaps what you could do is put a button next to each of the
fields that you want to put a date into. Then add an example
of the following code for each of the buttons:

txtPurchaseDate.value = ocxCalendar.Value

What you do is select the date required in the Date control,
then select the button related to the field required.

Regards,

Ray


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