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While the code is not how I would have written it, it appears to work fine
from the test I did. Tell us *exactly* what problem are you having that prompted you to ask your question (give details so we can reproduce the problem on our own computers)? Rick "JohnP" wrote in message ... Hi, I have some code for user forms that require date entry. Some of the date fields can be left blank but when the code runs it errors out because my code refers to a blank variable as a cdate. I have phrased this statement within an if so that it should only run if the date field is not blank but it still comes up as a type mismatch error. Any ideas? Let me know if you need more explanation. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. JohnP |
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