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Outlook 2000 Form Question

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CMV - 30 Jun 2004 14:31 GMT
I have a form that I have created in Outlook 2000.

On the form, there is are two date fields.  

In the Value Properties box, I have both set to Date/Time,
Format is 06/30/2004, and Value for the property.

On the Value Properties, I have set the initial value to
NOW().

When I run the form, the current date appears in each
box.  (One box is a From date and the other is a To
date).  This is correct.  BUT, when I delete the current
dates out of the boxes the word "None" appears.  How can I
get this just to be blank if the current date is removed
or no date is entered???

Thanks in Advance!
CMV
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 30 Jun 2004 15:52 GMT
You can't. As date/time fields, these fields don't support null values.
Outlook displays "None" and actually stores 1/1/4501.

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> I have a form that I have created in Outlook 2000.
>
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> Thanks in Advance!
> CMV
 
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