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  • Steve Z
    #1

    Date and Time

    I have code that I've used before to automatically insert the current date
    and time into text boxes when a user clicks in the box, like this:

    Private Sub txtDate_GotFocu s()
    txtDate = Date
    End Sub
    Private Sub txtTime_GotFocu s()
    txtTime = Time
    End Sub

    When I try to use this code in a form that is a derivative of the Visual
    Data Manager get error message "Procedure declaration does not match
    description of event or procedure having the same name". When I get the
    property of the event directly from the combo box, it becomes GotFocus(Index
    As Integer), but I keep getting Invalid Use of Property errors.
    I see four properties for the event (Count, Item, Lbound, Ubound), should I
    be using one of these?




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    • J French
      #2
      Re: Date and Time

      On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 03:16:07 GMT, "Steve Z" <stevez6996@hot mail.com>
      wrote:
      [color=blue]
      >I have code that I've used before to automatically insert the current date
      >and time into text boxes when a user clicks in the box, like this:
      >
      >Private Sub txtDate_GotFocu s()
      >txtDate = Date
      >End Sub
      >Private Sub txtTime_GotFocu s()
      >txtTime = Time
      >End Sub
      >
      >When I try to use this code in a form that is a derivative of the Visual
      >Data Manager get error message "Procedure declaration does not match
      >description of event or procedure having the same name". When I get the
      >property of the event directly from the combo box, it becomes GotFocus(Index
      >As Integer), but I keep getting Invalid Use of Property errors.
      >I see four properties for the event (Count, Item, Lbound, Ubound), should I
      >be using one of these?[/color]

      You have made one or more of your Textboxes into a Control Array
      - in other words you have put something in the Index property

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        • Steve Z
          #3
          Re: Date and Time


          "J French" <erewhon@nowher e.uk> wrote in message
          news:41ad8ba1.8 9126874@news.bt click.com...[color=blue]
          > On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 03:16:07 GMT, "Steve Z" <stevez6996@hot mail.com>
          > wrote:
          >[color=green]
          > >I have code that I've used before to automatically insert the current[/color][/color]
          date[color=blue][color=green]
          > >and time into text boxes when a user clicks in the box, like this:
          > >
          > >Private Sub txtDate_GotFocu s()
          > >txtDate = Date
          > >End Sub
          > >Private Sub txtTime_GotFocu s()
          > >txtTime = Time
          > >End Sub
          > >
          > >When I try to use this code in a form that is a derivative of the Visual
          > >Data Manager get error message "Procedure declaration does not match
          > >description of event or procedure having the same name". When I get the
          > >property of the event directly from the combo box, it becomes[/color][/color]
          GotFocus(Index[color=blue][color=green]
          > >As Integer), but I keep getting Invalid Use of Property errors.
          > >I see four properties for the event (Count, Item, Lbound, Ubound), should[/color][/color]
          I[color=blue][color=green]
          > >be using one of these?[/color]
          >
          > You have made one or more of your Textboxes into a Control Array
          > - in other words you have put something in the Index property[/color]

          You are correct, thanks for the excellent analysis.
          Though I didn't technically do it, the Visual Data Manager did it. Looks
          like I'll have to start over and ignore the Manager like I used to.


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