I would format the date in the combo box like YYYY-MM-DD. You can see if this works by itself. If no, use the CDate() function.
Duane
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Subject: [MS_AccessPros] Listbox
Dear All,
I have a ListBox named (SelectedCodeNo) that shows 3 columns like:
ModelCode Lot# LotDate
Mdl1 1 25.10.19
Mdl2 1 13.08.18
Mdl2 2 15.09.18
Mdl3 1 20.10.17
When I click this ListBox the next code must add a date in textbox named(SelectedLot_BMWDate):
Me.SelectedLot_BMWDate = Me.SelectedCodeNo.Column(2)
I need to use (SelectedLot_BMWDate) as a date
the problem that Access see this date as a text
how to solve this problem
thanks in advance
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