Re: Using AxDate Control
- From: everettwelch <everettwelch.1zqot7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 9 Dec 2005 01:39:37 +0530
Thanks Wayne.
I can see how my message was not clear and I appreciate your reply.
The code line I included in the original message is placed in the sub
for the On Updated event. Using your recommendation to include a
msgbox call in the same sub I can see the event is not triggered by
selecting a date from the control. Not sure what On Updated is for.
Remaining events of the control are On Enter, On Exit, On Got Focus and
On Lost Focus. Each seamingly ambiquous for my intent. I simply want
the selected date entered to the target object.
I'm imagining passing the target object name to a separate form
containing the AxDate Control and passing it back when the modal form
is closed. This seems like complex overkill though (again I'll need to
get the value selected).
Still baffed.
v/r
Everett
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