Fill in calendar form and report

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ChrisK

I am trying to design a form and report that would look at 2 fields in a
table, inspdate and jobnumber. I would like to insert a job number, in a
standard calendar, in the date that equals "inspdate" in the table. Is this
possible in access or do I need to do this in another program?
 
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ChrisK

Arvin

Thanks for the reply, but that is not the type of calendar I need. I need a
calendar that has boxes for the dates. I those boxes I want to display the
jobnumber whose inspdate = the calendar date. I need to put up to 6 job
numbers in each calendar box. Any ideas?

Thanks
Chris
 
C

ChrisK

Thanks Peter
It looks great. I am about to get a new system, will it run okay in 2007?

Chris
 
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Arvin Meyer MVP

ChrisK said:
Arvin

Thanks for the reply, but that is not the type of calendar I need. I need
a
calendar that has boxes for the dates. I those boxes I want to display the
jobnumber whose inspdate = the calendar date. I need to put up to 6 job
numbers in each calendar box. Any ideas?

I believe that both Duane Hookom and AD Tejpal may have code that would help
you:

http://www.rogersaccesslibrary.com/forum/forum_topics.asp?FID=4

http://www.rogersaccesslibrary.com/forum/forum_topics.asp?FID=45
 
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Peter Hibbs

Chris,

Yes, the flex grid control works with Access 2007 with no problems.

Peter Hibbs.
 
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Danny J. Lesandrini

I've got a crude little form that does what I think you want. It's out
at my FTP site. It will need a lot of tweaking to do what you want,
but it's basically debugged for month navigation ...

http://www.amazecreations.com/datafast/calendar.zip
I'd love some feedback on this little form, if anyone wants to give
it a spin and get back to me. Open the database and launch the
form named frmCalendar. It loads a subform named sfrmCalendar
and resizes all the boxes, loading the data based on a query.
 

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