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monthview_ dateclick(index as integer, datepicked as date) indicates that you are using a control array. If there is only one control without an index than the declare would be monthview_ dateclick(datepicked as date).<br />
Do you have more than one MonthView on the Form?
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monthview_ dateclick(index as integer, datepicked as date) indicates that you are using a control array. If there is only one control without an index than the declare would be monthview_ dateclick(datepicked as date).
Do you have more than one MonthView on the Form?

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Everytime I try to use monthview_ dateclick(index as integer, datepicked as date) my program won't compile and it tells me the format of the procedure is incorrect even though in msdn this is exactly the procedure format given. Please can anyone tell me what the problem is?I have a version working perfectly wih the dtpicker but when used on anther machine the dates do not show in th calender. Any ideas?<br />
david jenkins
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Everytime I try to use monthview_ dateclick(index as integer, datepicked as date) my program won't compile and it tells me the format of the procedure is incorrect even though in msdn this is exactly the procedure format given. Please can anyone tell me what the problem is?I have a version working perfectly wih the dtpicker but when used on anther machine the dates do not show in th calender. Any ideas?
david jenkins

using dateclick in monthvirew in vb6

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.