Gustav Brock
Gustav at cactus.dk
Wed Sep 13 10:17:06 CDT 2006
Hi John What happens if you use two digits for all entries: 10;Include All Dates;12;Custom Date Range;14;Current Week;20;Current Month;30;Current Quarter;40;Current Year;50;Month To Date;60; .. or: 01;Include All Dates;12;Custom Date Range;14;Current Week;02;Current Month;03;Current Quarter;04;Current Year;05;Month To Date;06; .. /gustav >>> jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com 13-09-2006 16:02:25 >>> I use a highly modified version of Julie Schwalm's date picker code. I use a combo instead of the radio button group that she used and added a bunch of new possibilities. The combo I use to select the date range I want has a row source type of "Value list" and a row source of: 1;Include All Dates;12;Custom Date Range;14;Current Week;2;Current Month;3;Current Quarter;4;Current Year;5;Month To Date;6;Quarter To Date;7;Year To Date;15;Last Week;8;Last Month;9;Last Quarter;10;Last Year;11;Last 12 Months;13;Today;16;Yesterday In my time tracking / billing database I want to open a time data entry form to filter to today. If I put a default value of 1 in the combo (the "ordinal value" for "Include all dates"), I get the correct thing, "include all dates". If I put 2 in there, I get "CURRENT WEEK", which is wrong, it should select "CURRENT MONTH". IOW, the integer value should select the text immediately AFTER the integer value (in the value list string), but seems to be selecting the value immediately BEFORE the integer value. Any thoughts on this? John W. Colby Colby Consulting www.ColbyConsulting.com