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Rich, can you elaborate a little?? Are you implying I add in that code, or replace existing code with that?

I have a subform which opens an ActiveXCtlCalendar, it all works fine and I have set the code as follows: Private Sub Form_Load() Me.ActiveXCtlCalendar.Value = Date End Sub Private Sub ActiveXCtlCalendar_AfterUpdate() Forms!frmPersonalDetails.ActiveControl = Me.ActiveXCtlCalendar.Value...

Hey Fiz! My code looks much simplier now and it actually does what I want for a change! Fanks a lot!!

I have a main form in which there are 10 date fields which require to be completed. I decided rather than insert 10 ActiveXCalendars on this original form (which can get very messy, althou it does the job) I would create a new form which holds 1 ActiveXCalendar, together with a close button on...

Fizzo, It's amazin' how simple a problem becomes if you just go away and forget about it for a while! [Date Received] was the name of the control on the the form, but I had changed the control name on the form and forgot to change the table Hey, it was a buzi day yesterday!! Thanks also...

Bob! I'm having a similar problem Jabez, I can fully sympathise!! I feel like I am going insane - or maybe I am just completely thick :-( I have a similar set up, a main form with a date field, next to that a button which opens another form which I have inserted the ActiveXCtlCalendar on...

Thanks Rich, I searched through some other posting and worked it out EVENTUALLY!! Guess I should've done that initially eh?

Forgive what probably seems a very basic question to you all, but where exactly do you put this code? Calendar.Value = IIf(IsNull(cal), Date, cal.Value) Thanks.