Mark Annand
02-28-2000, 07:30 AM
I have a form and I'd like to add a button that inserts the current date into a particular field, overwriting the contents of the field ... how possible is this with Access 97?
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View Full Version : Command button to insert date into field Mark Annand 02-28-2000, 07:30 AM I have a form and I'd like to add a button that inserts the current date into a particular field, overwriting the contents of the field ... how possible is this with Access 97? cstaab 02-28-2000, 08:59 AM Put this code in the button: textbox.value = date() Cody Mark Annand 02-29-2000, 03:08 AM Er, I'm very new to this. Adding that to the button results in the error message 'Microsoft Access can't find the macro 'textbox'' or whatever ... need a bit more help with this. KDg 02-29-2000, 04:54 AM you need to change textbox to whatever the name of your text box is. eg if it's called txtDate then you would have me!txtDate.value=Date if it's called Text0 then the code will be me!Text0.value=Date and so on - you need to check the name in properties, HTH cstaab 02-29-2000, 06:33 AM In design view, right click on the button and select properties. Click on the events tab. Click in the on-click event area. Click the elippse (...) and choose code builder. Put the code within this macro. Mark Annand 02-29-2000, 07:35 AM Thanks to both of you. That works now ... even on the 29th! Private Sub Command120_Click() Lastattended.Value = Date End Sub Best wishes Mark |