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MS Access Forum / Forms Programming / July 2007

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repeated use of the ActiveX Calendar

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Paterson - 17 Jul 2007 18:28 GMT
I'm using the calendar to allow my users to request/report comp time,
vacation, sick.  I decided to have them create a new record for every day
they want off.  A lot of users are complaining that they have to reset the
month every time they create a new record for say around Thanksgiving.  It
becomes tedious when taking more than a few days off.  And this default date
doesn't change.  Soon the month will have to change just to report used comp
time for the current week.  

Any ideas how to make my calendar more user friendly?  It is programatically
pretty difficult to allow them to specify a range, due to weekends, holidays,
and blackout days, etc or I would do it. I will need a lot of help to
accomplish that.
missinglinq - 17 Jul 2007 19:04 GMT
If I understand your question correctly, you want the date on the calendar
when the employee goes to pick a second day to be set to the first date he
picked? In the AfterUpdate event of the calendar do something like

YourCalendar.Default = Me.YourCalendar

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