I have forgotten to mention,If validation does not meet any condition cursor
should go TextBox2 prmpt for correct entry.
I am using dd/mm/yy date format

OssieMac wrote:
Try the following. Let me know if not working as you want it to but let me
know what locale date format you are using.

Private Sub TextBox2_AfterUpdate()

Dim bolValid As Boolean
Dim dateValid As Date

On Error Resume Next
dateValid = DateValue(Me.TextBox2)
On Error GoTo 0

If dateValid 0 Then
bolValid = True
Else
bolValid = False
MsgBox "Invalid date format in TextBox2" _
& vbCrLf & "Must be d/m/y format"
Exit Sub
End If

If Year(dateValid) = Year(Date) Then
bolValid = True
Else
bolValid = False
MsgBox "Invalid Year in TextBox2" & _
vbCrLf & "Must be " & Year(Date)
Exit Sub
End If

If Month(dateValid) = Month(Date) Then
bolValid = True
Else
bolValid = False
MsgBox "Invalid Month in TextBox2" & _
vbCrLf & "Must be " & Month(Date)
Exit Sub
End If

If dateValid = DateValue(Me.TextBox1) Then
bolValid = True
Else
bolValid = False
MsgBox "Invalid date in TextBox2" & _
vbCrLf & "Must be = to TextBox1"
Exit Sub
Exit Sub
End If

'You should not need following code
'Only there for testing
If bolValid Then
MsgBox "Date in TextBox2 is valid"
End If

End Sub


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