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By default I see that the Promised Date is set to today's date. I would like to change the default date to 0/0/0000 so that it will more meaningful when a user actually puts in a real date.
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You could try a form load event or after(leave) the PO number since they need to leave that field to get to the vendor ID. I am not sure of any events happening under the hood on that screen so you will need to test.
Try adding this to the VBA code. I added the Date Detail button to VBA.
Private Sub Window_AfterActivate()
PromisedDate = RequisitionDate
End Sub
I put this on the PurchaseOrderEntry(Window)
Private Sub Window_BeforeOpen(OpenVisible As Boolean)
PromisedDate = RequisitionDate
End Sub
Since RequisitionDate defaults to "0/0/0000" I use this value.
Hi Richard, I can't figure out which event to place the code to default the Promised Date. Keep in mind that the user may not even open the Purchase Date Entry window. I am able to set default if they open the window but if they just save the PO from the Purchase Order Entry window, how do I set the default. Thanks.
When you are on the purchase order screen, if you go to Tools->Customize are the Visual Basic options active or dim? If they are active you will add this form and the date field to the VBA project. This will create a file called DYNAMICS.VBA. You can then copy it from computer to computer. You do need to be licensed for the Customization Suite to access these tools.
A small piece of VBA code could handle that. Do you have anyone there who can do that?
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