See the inline code addition and my comment at the end...

MyVariable = Trim(Mid(data, (InStr(data, ",") - 1)))\

This is the string in wich im trying to Take the date out of,
secondname,thirdname,Mother:1,childname,10/12/2007,

However sometimes it might look like this depending on user input
secondname,thirdname,Mother:1,childname,10/12/2007,10/14/2007

i need Txtbox 1 = the first date, and TxtBox 2 = SecondDate

Here is The Function as is, I asked last week on here but am still
having trouble changing it.

Private Function getfields(data As String, intchoose As Integer) As
String
Dim firstdate As String
Dim seconddate As String
Dim vntX As Variant

vntX = Split(data, ",")

If intchoose = 0 Then
getfields = vntX(0) & "," & vntX(1) ' First Name Last Name
ElseIf intchoose = 2 Then
getfields = vntX(2) ' TxtBox6
ElseIf intchoose = 1 Then
TxtFirstName = vntX(0) ' TxtBox1
TxtLastName = vntX(1) ' TxtBox2
CBOMoFa = vntX(2) ' TxtBox6
TxtChild = vntX(3) ' TxtBox4

Txt3 = vntX(4)
Txt5 = vntX(5)

End If
End Function
TxtBox 3 and 5 are the dates Txt3 is date 1 Txt5 is date 2

Note that the the assignment to Txt5 assumes the trailing comma is present
(as shown in your sample data) when there is only one included date.

Rick

On Mon, 10 Dec 2007 16:19:55 -0500, "Rick Rothstein \(MVP - VB\)"
wrote:

See the inline code addition and my comment at the end...

MyVariable = Trim(Mid(data, (InStr(data, ",") - 1)))\

This is the string in wich im trying to Take the date out of,
secondname,thirdname,Mother:1,childname,10/12/2007,

However sometimes it might look like this depending on user input
secondname,thirdname,Mother:1,childname,10/12/2007,10/14/2007

i need Txtbox 1 = the first date, and TxtBox 2 = SecondDate

Here is The Function as is, I asked last week on here but am still
having trouble changing it.

Private Function getfields(data As String, intchoose As Integer) As
String
Dim firstdate As String
Dim seconddate As String
Dim vntX As Variant

vntX = Split(data, ",")

If intchoose = 0 Then
getfields = vntX(0) & "," & vntX(1) ' First Name Last Name
ElseIf intchoose = 2 Then
getfields = vntX(2) ' TxtBox6
ElseIf intchoose = 1 Then
TxtFirstName = vntX(0) ' TxtBox1
TxtLastName = vntX(1) ' TxtBox2
CBOMoFa = vntX(2) ' TxtBox6
TxtChild = vntX(3) ' TxtBox4

Txt3 = vntX(4)
Txt5 = vntX(5)

End If
End Function
TxtBox 3 and 5 are the dates Txt3 is date 1 Txt5 is date 2

Note that the the assignment to Txt5 assumes the trailing comma is present
(as shown in your sample data) when there is only one included date.

Rick

Much simpler than mine. I didn't read the OP's code carefully before
fabricating my recommendation.
--ron

"Ron Rosenfeld" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 10 Dec 2007 16:19:55 -0500, "Rick Rothstein \(MVP - VB\)"
wrote:

See the inline code addition and my comment at the end...

MyVariable = Trim(Mid(data, (InStr(data, ",") - 1)))\

This is the string in wich im trying to Take the date out of,
secondname,thirdname,Mother:1,childname,10/12/2007,

However sometimes it might look like this depending on user input
secondname,thirdname,Mother:1,childname,10/12/2007,10/14/2007

i need Txtbox 1 = the first date, and TxtBox 2 = SecondDate

Here is The Function as is, I asked last week on here but am still
having trouble changing it.

Private Function getfields(data As String, intchoose As Integer) As
String
Dim firstdate As String
Dim seconddate As String
Dim vntX As Variant

vntX = Split(data, ",")

If intchoose = 0 Then
getfields = vntX(0) & "," & vntX(1) ' First Name Last Name
ElseIf intchoose = 2 Then
getfields = vntX(2) ' TxtBox6
ElseIf intchoose = 1 Then
TxtFirstName = vntX(0) ' TxtBox1
TxtLastName = vntX(1) ' TxtBox2
CBOMoFa = vntX(2) ' TxtBox6
TxtChild = vntX(3) ' TxtBox4

Txt3 = vntX(4)
Txt5 = vntX(5)

End If
End Function
TxtBox 3 and 5 are the dates Txt3 is date 1 Txt5 is date 2

Note that the the assignment to Txt5 assumes the trailing comma is present
(as shown in your sample data) when there is only one included date.

Rick

Much simpler than mine. I didn't read the OP's code carefully before
fabricating my recommendation.
--ron

The "hammer/nail" thing again, huh? <vbg

Rick