Hilmar,

Good idea. I think this may do it, assuming I use a cmdButton as the calling object.

Had another suggestion to use a parameterized object from Sergey on same thread.

I guess there isn't a direct analogue from the "DO FORM... to lcReturnValue" syntax to something like "ofrmMyFormObject.Show() to lcReturnValue".

Thanks for your time on this today.

-- Larry

>OK; I'm not sure this is the easiest way, but I believe you can achieve your purpose as follows:
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Let's first suppose you call your custom object from another form. Call it with ThisForm as parameter.
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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.
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When closing your calendar form, save a value to ThisForm.oCallingObject.dSelectedDate.
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Of course, the calling form must have this property.
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You can also pass any other object as a parameter. Just make sure it has the required property.
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>HTH, Hilmar.

Larry Tucker