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Distinguished professors, can you help me? I want a code to implement the following. I have 60 textboxes in UseForm, from textbox 1 to 60 textboxes. I want a code that allows writing a date only on them and the date format is dd,mm.yyyy
Distinguished professors, can you help me? I want a code to implement the following. I have 60 textboxes in UseForm, from textbox 1 to 60 textboxes. I want a code that allows writing a date only on them and the date format is dd,mm.yyyy
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Hello.Originally Posted by saftawy1
Are you sure that the format is: dd,mm.yyyy ('comma' first and 'period' after)?...
I ask you because within the Egyptian Regional Configuration I did not find anything similar to that format.
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sorry its dd/mm/yyyy
You could create a custom date picker / calendar that pops up when you enter a textbox and allows the user to select the required date rather than type it in.
You can then easily dictate what format that date shows as in the textboxes.
Would that work?
BSB
how can do that?
I found a code, but I don't know how to make it work automatically on textbox
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Have a look at the attached for an example of using a date picker / calendar for this.
BSB
ty BadlySpelledBuoy its good work i will try it
Hello. I show you another way to do it.
a) Look in the VBA environment at the three objects you need to use: the 'txtBox' class module, the 'uf_Date' helper userform, and the Userform1.
b) In the first two objects you do not have to do anything.
c) See in the Initialize event of Userform1 (UserForm_Initialize) the only two things you have to adapt to your needs:
d) CtrlMatrix(1 To 4) and For i = 1 To 4 where those '1 To 4' refer to the 4 textboxes that are associated with dates in the userform.
Hello everyone.
Attached a variant of what is shown in post #10.
In this case and in the sheet 'Hoja2' you can 'double-click' on any cell and the userform 'uf_Date' will be displayed to enter dates in the cells.
Spoilt for choice - another version - Class modules interact for both ID of calender keys and ID of textboxes.
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@BSB, thanks for the compliment & rep point - I have flashes of lucid inspiration late at night when sleep is impossible.
@torachan - I have similar moments, usually at 3am where I'm rudely awoken by my brain coming up with a solution to a problem I'd been trying to solve for much of the previous day's work. Daren't go back to sleep after that through fear of forgetting it!
Your solution above actually solves something I was trying to do, so I've scribbled it down in my little pad and it's coming to the office with me tomorrow
BSB
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