andrew said:
I am designing a database that needs a user ID with the julian calender
right next to it how do i get the julian calender to come up than how do i
get it to generate the next day automatically.
You probably meant Gregorian rather than Julian. Besides, they'll both
look very similar for the next 94 years. For using the ActiveX calendar
control that comes with Access see:
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.databases.ms-access/msg/1564d683ede98f8c?hl=en&
The DateAdd function can be used like:
DateAdd("d", 1, Date())
to get the next day. Also, some people have made calendar controls that
are created entirely from API commands that are less likely to have
problems when running among multiple versions of Access. In particular
I have seen MonthCalendar at
www.Lebans.com recommended but I have never
tried it.
James A. Fortune
