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My goal is to have an updateable table that holds each day of the year. T
his table would be used in a form that becomes criteria for queries. I tr
ied using the Calendar Control that you spoke of but was unable to get it
 functioning. If you have a bulletproof way that I could get the calendar
 control to work that would be wonderful.

Kenny

----- Original Message -----
From: Darron Michael
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 3:15 PM
To: Access
Subject: [access] Re: Make a calender

Why on earth would you want to do this?  You can use a calendar control o
n
a form to give you a working calendar, from which you can select specific
dates.

I can see maybe creating a table of Holidays for when you're trying to
make a "work schedule" for an organization, but a table that is a whole
calendar.

I'm missing the point.  What's your goal?

Darron

> I need a little assistance - or direction - please. I am looking for a
way
t> o create (thru code) a table that is basically a calender.

> For instance:

> Column Name     January     February     March     ect

> Row Value       1/1/2002     2/1/2002    3/1/2002
>                1/2/2002     2/2/2002    3/2/2002
>                1/3/2002     2/3/2002    3/3/2002
>                ect          ect         ect

> Does anybody know how I can accomplish this?? Any assistance would be
g> reatly appreciated.

> Kenny
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Go to http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q190194
and check out the example on creating a pop-up calendar control.  In the
same article, you can go to another url and download samples of ActiveX
controls.  The samples ActiveX controls has a better example of using
the calendar control (in my humble opinion) than creating a pop-up
calendar control.
 
 

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-----Original Message-----
From: Kenny Alligood [mailto:kennyalligood@h...] 
Sent: Friday, July 19, 2002 7:09 AM
To: Access
Subject: [access] Re: Make a calendar


My goal is to have an updateable table that holds each day of the year.
This table would be used in a form that becomes criteria for queries. I
tried using the Calendar Control that you spoke of but was unable to get
it functioning. If you have a bulletproof way that I could get the
calendar control to work that would be wonderful.
 
Kenny
 

----- Original Message -----
From: Darron Michael
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 3:15 PM
To: Access
Subject: [access] Re: Make a calender
 
Why on earth would you want to do this?  You can use a calendar control
on
a form to give you a working calendar, from which you can select
specific
dates.

I can see maybe creating a table of Holidays for when you're trying to
make a "work schedule" for an organization, but a table that is a whole
calendar.

I'm missing the point.  What's your goal?

Darron

> I need a little assistance - or direction - please. I am looking for a
way
t> o create (thru code) a table that is basically a calender.

> For instance:

> Column Name     January     February     March     ect

> Row Value       1/1/2002     2/1/2002    3/1/2002
>                1/2/2002     2/2/2002    3/2/2002
>                1/3/2002     2/3/2002    3/3/2002
>                ect          ect         ect

> Does anybody know how I can accomplish this?? Any assistance would be
g> reatly appreciated.

> Kenny


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