For the first day of this month try this formula in a text box:
=DateSerial(Year(Now()),month(Now()),1)
For the first day of next month try this formula in a text box:
'=DateSerial(Year(Now()),Month(Now())+1,1)

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Kevin Backmann
> Looking to show the Date in a 2 different text box on my report, If I get
> these 2 I will work the rest out
> 1st Day of this month and the first day of next month 1-Jan -2008 and 1-
> Feb - 2008
> Thanks for any help.....Bob
KARL DEWEY - 23 Jan 2008 23:32 GMT
Or try this ---
For the first day of this month try this formula in a text box:
=Date()-Day(Date())+1
For the first day of next month try this formula in a text box:
=DateAdd("m",1,Date()-Day(Date())+1)

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KARL DEWEY
Build a little - Test a little
> For the first day of this month try this formula in a text box:
>
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> > Feb - 2008
> > Thanks for any help.....Bob
Bob V - 24 Jan 2008 00:49 GMT
Brilliant guys thanks for your help, What if Back to 1st of the Month , then
back to first Monday is that possible
Regards Bob
> Or try this ---
> For the first day of this month try this formula in a text box:
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>> > Feb - 2008
>> > Thanks for any help.....Bob
> Looking to show the Date in a 2 different text box on my report, If I get
> these 2 I will work the rest out
> 1st Day of this month and the first day of next month 1-Jan -2008 and 1-
> Feb - 2008
> Thanks for any help.....Bob