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and use the .TEXT property of the text box<br />
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Private Sub yourTextBoxName_Change()<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;' some code<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;' example<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;If Me.yourTextBoxName.<b>TEXT </b>= &lt;somevalue&gt; ' or whatever ...<br />
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End Sub
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and use the .TEXT property of the text box

Private Sub yourTextBoxName_Change()

   ' some code
   ' example
   If Me.yourTextBoxName.TEXT = <somevalue> ' or whatever ...

End Sub

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DatabaseMX, the OnChange didn't work either. &nbsp;However, I found by using the AfterUpdate on Time entery(Immediatelyfollow date entry) I can use its event to do my testing.<br />
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I accepted you comments as the solution, since you did give me something to try. &nbsp;Thanks.<br />
<br />
JR
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DatabaseMX, the OnChange didn't work either.  However, I found by using the AfterUpdate on Time entery(Immediatelyfollow date entry) I can use its event to do my testing.

I accepted you comments as the solution, since you did give me something to try.  Thanks.

JR

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I use the ActiveX Calendar control on several of my forms. &nbsp;I just noticed that when a calendar is used to insert a date into a field on the form, the After Update event is not triggered.<br />
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Is there a way I can force the event to happen with VB code?<br />
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Thanks for your help.<br />
<br />
Judith
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I use the ActiveX Calendar control on several of my forms.  I just noticed that when a calendar is used to insert a date into a field on the form, the After Update event is not triggered.

Is there a way I can force the event to happen with VB code?

Thanks for your help.

Judith

Force AfterUpdate event

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