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Try:

Dim X As Integer

X = CInt(Me![TextBoxName]) + CInt(Me![TextBoxOtherName])

Msgbox X

Try:

Dim X As Integer

X = CInt(Me![TextBoxName]) + CInt(Me![TextBoxOtherName])

Msgbox X

Hans, thanks again, and again, and again.

Adding the “Loop Until InputDate >= EndDate” and your function did the trick. I’m still confused as to why the function without >= didn?t start with the beginning date and run past the ending date instead of returning results all over the place? I might have had a clue if it had.

Hans, thanks again, and again, and again.

Adding the “Loop Until InputDate >= EndDate” and your function did the trick. I’m still confused as to why the function without >= didn?t start with the beginning date and run past the ending date instead of returning results all over the place? I might have had a clue if it had.

Hi Mark,

I have been to MS site and could not find if VB.NET comes in an upgrade for VB6. Do you know if it does?

Also where might be the most economical way to purchase VB.NET?

Thanks

Hi Mark,

I have been to MS site and could not find if VB.NET comes in an upgrade for VB6. Do you know if it does?

Also where might be the most economical way to purchase VB.NET?

Thanks

Excellent Mark!! Just what I needed to know!! Thanks

Excellent Mark!! Just what I needed to know!! Thanks

Thanks Mark. I’ll this a try.

Thanks Mark. I’ll this a try.

Not sure if this will help but…

I think you can find a way to dynamically add tabs to a tab control in the Access 97 Developer’s Handbook, by Litwin, Getz, and Gilbert (Sybex) Copyright 1997. Their code may give you a start.

Not sure if this will help but…

I think you can find a way to dynamically add tabs to a tab control in the Access 97 Developer’s Handbook, by Litwin, Getz, and Gilbert (Sybex) Copyright 1997. Their code may give you a start.

Thanks for the info. The service pack for Office is SR-2, and the WinXP is SP 1a. I visited MS site and the next service pack for WinXP is 2 but there was mention that it is a bata version. Am I missing some ducks?

When you mentioned the LAN card it remined me that on a boot of the system some how the LAN card was disabled. There have also been issues with logging in to Novell.

Thanks again.

Thanks for the info. The service pack for Office is SR-2, and the WinXP is SP 1a. I visited MS site and the next service pack for WinXP is 2 but there was mention that it is a bata version. Am I missing some ducks?

When you mentioned the LAN card it remined me that on a boot of the system some how the LAN card was disabled. There have also been issues with logging in to Novell.

Thanks again.

I tryed: Me.strYearFrom = Format(DateSerial(2004 – 1, 3 – 1, 1 – 1), “yy”)

It returned 03, but I’m not sure of the gotchas with this. Those more in the know will have to comment.

You could also try: Me.strYearFrom = Right(DatePart(“yyyy”, Now()) – 1, 2)

Anyone?