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Default Sending a parameter to a Userform

Hi witek and Norman,
Thanks for your help. A combination of your ideas did in fact work.
Declaring my input variable as a variant was what was required to handle
someone closing the form by clicking a Cancel button or pressing the Escape
key and for doing so with no date actually selected..

newbie AND < expert



"witek" wrote:

Dave Scott wrote:
Is there a way to pass a parameter to a Userform (similar to openargs in an
access form)?

I have a calendar (Userform) that returns a date. I want the calendar to be
initialized with the parameter date or with today's date if the parameter
value is empty.

Dave



userform1 code
-------------
public myInput as variant
public myOutput as variant


main module
-------------

load userform1

userform1.myInput = "something"
userform1.show

a = userorm1.myOutput
unload userform





at the end of userform, when user clicks ok, you should hide userform
(don't unload it).

you can replace variables by properties defined by you.





 
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