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    VBA Calender - Add Date to Text Value instead of Activecell

    Hi Team,

    I have one vba calender the code adds date to Active cell , I need small Modification here.

    Instead of Activecell , date should be printed on Forms text box.


    So in short - Open forms from main module, Calender to pop up,

    user will select date and should get printed on Text boxes on forms, and will save that date in a Variable.


    I unable to do it on forms. Below is attached macro file.



    Thanks
    mg
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    try this
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    Hi Paul ,

    Thanks for your help, I want calender to open after clicking on click event on forms command button,

    Whatever date select , date should be printed on text box.

    Steps
    Click on Assigned Macro Button( Shapes here)
    Forms to display
    user will fill form
    user will date via clicking Select date command which is on forms.





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    How does this differ?

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    VBA Calender - Select date on form

    Hi Paul,

    Attached is the Amended file, this way I was looking,


    needs to add click event for submit and cancel,
    for submit value should printed in a cell value
    and for cancel macro shoud exit,


    But still there is some issue , date is not getting printed in a cell value.



    Thanks
    mg
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    Uncomment this line and see if it works


            g_sDate = CDate(CmdBtnGroup.Tag)    '   <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
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