Sorry David, I can't offer you a solution but I am trying to solve a
similar problem.  

When our data entry people see the current date showing in the variable
date picker on my form, they assume they don't have to do anything - the
date has already been selected.  As you stated - it has not.  I'll be
very interested to see what others have to say about your question.  I
would prefer some way to blank out the date until the date has been
selected.  I would also like to see the #dup option available for
subsequent rows.

Any solutions out there short of a enhancement request to RBTI?

Cheryl



-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David M.
Blocker
Sent: Monday, August 16, 2004 1:57 PM
To: RBG7-L Mailing List
Subject: [RBG7-L] - Setting Default for Variable Date Picker Leaving
NULL as Option

Here's the problem:  I'm using variable Date pickers for these fields.
The user is most cases is NOT required to include the date in the search
criteria.  Now it works fine - even though a date shows in the picker,
unless they click on it to change it, the variable actually is NULL when
the user exits the form. ONLY if they click on it and change the date
manually or by the calendar is the variable set to a date. So the
calling program can check for the variable NULL or NOT NULL and build
the where clause accordingly.  In fact, I actually have a message box on
the form warning them that even the date showing is the one they want,
they must click on the picker to actually select it.  (If you don't, the
variable remains NULL)

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