Error Handling
 

Me![Calendar1].Value = CDate(TheDate)

If "TheDate" is not a valid date, i.e. 00/00/04, how do I keep this code from giving me an
error? Or can I perform some check on "TheDate" to make sure it's "legal" before this
code?

Thanks,
Bernie

Error Handling
 

Use the IsDate function:
If IsDate(TheDate) Then
"Do something"
End If


"bw" wrote:

Me![Calendar1].Value = CDate(TheDate)

If "TheDate" is not a valid date, i.e. 00/00/04, how do I keep this code from giving me an
error? Or can I perform some check on "TheDate" to make sure it's "legal" before this
code?

Thanks,
Bernie

Error Handling
 

One way:

If IsDate(TheDate) Then
Me![Calendar1].Value = TheDate
Else
MsgBox "Enter a valid date"
End If


In article , bw
wrote:

Me![Calendar1].Value = CDate(TheDate)

If "TheDate" is not a valid date, i.e. 00/00/04, how do I keep this code from
giving me an
error? Or can I perform some check on "TheDate" to make sure it's "legal"
before this
code?

Thanks,
Bernie

Error Handling
 

Thank you both, Chris and JE.

I should have known this...
Bernie


On Sun, 20 Jun 2004 11:19:15 -0600, JE McGimpsey
wrote:
One way:

If IsDate(TheDate) Then
Me![Calendar1].Value = TheDate
Else
MsgBox "Enter a valid date"
End If


In article , bw
wrote:

Me![Calendar1].Value = CDate(TheDate)

If "TheDate" is not a valid date, i.e. 00/00/04, how do I keep this code from
giving me an
error? Or can I perform some check on "TheDate" to make sure it's "legal"
before this
code?

Thanks,
Bernie