Current Date Code in form
Note Jacob's reply.
In VBA Format is equivalent to =TEXT, and Date is equivalent to =TODAY
() in worksheet formulae.
Pete
On Sep 21, 2:23*pm, Tony wrote:
Pete, here is the resot of the code with your suggestion near the bottom
which returns a "compile error".
Private Sub LienRegistration_Click()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
* * Dim nResult As Long
* * resp = MsgBox(Prompt:="Do you want to clear values?", Buttons:=vbYesNo)
* * If resp = vbYes Then
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationBusinessName"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationAddress"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationCity"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationPostalCode"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationIndDOB"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationBN9Number"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationAssignedCollectorName"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationMORNumber"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationFileNumber"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationTradeName"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationIndName"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationIndInitial"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationIndLastName"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationStatuteType"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationAmountOwing"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * *Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRMVYear1"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRMVMake1"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRMVModel1"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRMVVIN1"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRMVYear2"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRMVMake2"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRMVModel2"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRMVVIN2"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistrationExtraMVs"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistration2ndIndDOB"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistration2ndIndName"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistration2ndIndInitial"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * Application.Goto Reference:="NFNRRegistration2ndIndLastName"
* * Selection.ClearContents
* * LienRegistrationForm.Show
* * 'ProcessDate = Now
* * ProcessDate = Text(TODAY(), "mm/dd")
* * Sheets("Menu").Select
* * End If
End Sub
"Pete_UK" wrote:
This will give you the current date:
=TODAY()
and if you want to force the format:
=TEXT(TODAY(),"mm/dd")
However, it wil change every time you open the file on a new day.
Hope this helps.
Pete
On Sep 21, 1:55 pm, Tony wrote:
I want to have the current date to appear in a form formatted as mm/dd. The
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