>Hilmar,
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>I did a search and did not find the particular issue addressed.
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>I'm working on command button class to popup a form with an oleCalendar on it, grab the selected value, and apply it to a field, textbox value, or form property. I would like the form and oleCalendar to be a single class, and the cmdButton.click() to be able instantiate it, run it, and do something with the date selected.

OK; I'm not sure this is the easiest way, but I believe you can achieve your purpose as follows:

Let's first suppose you call your custom object from another form. Call it with ThisForm as parameter.

In the calendar form, fetch the calling form in Form.Init(), and save it into a form property. Let's say this property is ThisForm.oCallingObject.

When closing your calendar form, save a value to ThisForm.oCallingObject.dSelectedDate.

Of course, the calling form must have this property.

You can also pass any other object as a parameter. Just make sure it has the required property.

HTH, Hilmar.

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