Use dataserial. Specifying the day as 0 gives you the last day of the
previous month

enddate = DateSerial(Year(startdate) + 1, Month(startdate) + 1, 0)


"johnboy" wrote:

Joel,
I need to show end date as 12 months including the last day of the 12 month
eg:
start 01/01/2007 end 31/12/2007
I had thought about your approach but also got some strange results - eg:
start 01/04/2007 end date shows 30/03/2008? (based on 364 days) not
31/03/2008 as I would expect.
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JB


"Joel" wrote:

make enddate 365 days after the start date

enddate = startdate + 365

"johnboy" wrote:

Hi all,
I have a userform with two textboxes - one to enter a start date. The other
shows the calculated end date from textbox1 change event.
However, my code is not producing the required result (entered date + 12
months) I would be grateful if some kind person could assist and correct the
problem please.

Private Sub HolStartTextBox_Change()
Dim startdate As Date, enddate As Date
On Error Resume Next
startdate = CDate(HolStartTextBox.Text)
enddate = Year(startdate) & "/" & Month(startdate) + 12 & "/" & Day(0)
If IsDate(startdate) = True Then
HolEndTextBox.Text = Format(enddate, "dd/mm/yyyy")
End If
On Error GoTo 0
End Sub

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Jon