Date Function for Auto complete Textbox Search

[paralegal91]

Hi! I'm extremely new at programming. I started just this week to try to make my job as a paralegal easier. My excel sheet is a database that consists of columns A through N, with J-N as calculated Due Dates from a specific start date. The VBA code I'm trying to write is basically a "Search" form where I can input a client in TextBox1 and it will fill up all the rest of the information for me in the other textboxes, including due dates for submissions. I got the other information to appear, like the client's application numbers and trademarks (TextBox 2 - 6). Unfortunately, I can't seem to get the dates to show up with the same code (TextBox 7 - 13).

The following is the code I use, including the code for TextBox 7 which doesn't seem to work the same way. I've been searching/experimenting for 5 hours and I can't seem to get it right.

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I'd really really appreciate anybody's help. I'll even send you the whole excel sheet if you're willing to check it out. Thanks in advance!

[Leith Ross]

Hello paralegal91,

Welcome to the Forum!

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[paralegal91]

Thanks, Leith, for helping me with this! The excel sheet i uploaded is practically empty. When you run the Search UserForm and search "anaqua", everything comes out except for all the dates. I deleted that part of it already so you can see how it runs smoothly without it.

I tried placing this after the codes that would work:
.TextBox7.DateValue = c.Offset(0, 6).DateValue

But it just messed up the system and it wouldn't find the one client that was surely there.

[Leith Ross]

Hello paralegal91,

I made a few changes to your macro. Theis macro has been added to the attached workbook.

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