How is it possible to have Access display a popup calendar to an unbound control?
Hi Experts,
Wondering if there is a way to have Access new feature of displaying popup calendar for date fields also do that to a particular unbound control, which is used for user to enter date range to filter the form?
PS. I have programmed calendar popup screens that are in use for older Access versions, but perhaps they can all be removed, once I get a solution for this question..
Wondering if there is a way to have Access new feature of displaying popup calendar for date fields also do that to a particular unbound control, which is used for user to enter date range to filter the form?
PS. I have programmed calendar popup screens that are in use for older Access versions, but perhaps they can all be removed, once I get a solution for this question..
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"or if unbound, has a date format."
Like I was saying :-)
Like I was saying :-)
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Hi Experts,
I see now what you mean.
However this will remove the convenience of having the slashes pre-entered if users enter it manually.
Any suggestion to accommodate both?
Thanks,
Ben
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I see now what you mean.
However this will remove the convenience of having the slashes pre-entered if users enter it manually.
Any suggestion to accommodate both?
Thanks,
Ben
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Thanks Experts!
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The problem is that I'm still designing it in 2003
Talking about users of later versions having this feature
Can I do that in conditional programming?
Thanks,
Ben