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To replace the Calendar control in Access 2010 applications, you have several options. You can: • Use the built-in DatePicker feature for any TextBox control that is bound to a Date field.

• Use the Windows DatePicker control, part of the Windows Common Controls. • Use a subform that looks and functions like a calendar.

• Use a third-party date/calendar control. This Visual How To shows all except the final option. To get started, download the sample database, CalendarDemo.accdb (an Access 2010 database). Be aware that the database includes a table named Birthdates with three fields (ID, CustomerName, and Birthdate), and two forms: • Birthdates, bound to the sample table named Birthdates. • frmCalendar, a sample replacement for the Calendar control.

If your current applications use the MSCAL.OCX Calendar control, you must remove each instance of the control before you can use the forms that currently contain the control. This example shows the next step─that is, using alternatives to the Access Calendar control. Use the Built-In DatePicker Access 2007 and Access 2010 enable you to attach a date picker to any text box control that is bound to a date field. To see the form in action, open the Birthdates form (see Figure 1). The Birthdate text box is bound to the Birthdate field in the Birthdates table, and when the text box has the focus, you can click the small calendar icon next to the field to display a calendar and select a date. The calendar icon only appears when the text box has the focus.