Bday count down

Is there a way to create a birthdate count down..?
what i exactly mean is that it counts the hours till a date a person put in into a input box...
example:

person enters date: 20 jan
clock starts counting down till 20 jan: Day,hours,minutes

use the datediff() function using hours, and then a timer to check if that number of hours has passed.

Try this function. Just replace the MsgBox with whatever you want to do to display the output, ie. Label1.Text = sOut

VB Code:

Private Function ToBDay(dOfBirth As Date) As Boolean
 
Dim dNextBDay As Date
Dim dRemaining As Date
Dim sDays As String
Dim sHours As String
Dim sMinutes As String
Dim sSeconds As String
Dim sOut As String
 
'Figure out when the next birthday is
iAge = CInt(DateDiff("d", CDate(0), Now - dOfBirth) \ 365.25)
dNextBDay = DateAdd("yyyy", iAge + 1, dOfBirth)
 
Do Until Now > dNextBDay
    dRemaining = dNextBDay - Now
    sDays = DateDiff("d", CDate(0), dRemaining)
    sHours = CStr(DateDiff("h", CDate(0), dRemaining) Mod 24)
    sMinutes = CStr(DateDiff("n", CDate(0), dRemaining) Mod 60)
    sSeconds = CStr(DateDiff("s", CDate(0), dRemaining) Mod 60)
    sOut = sDays & " Days, " & sHours & " Hours, " & sMinutes & " Minutes, " _
           & sSeconds & " Seconds."
    If MsgBox(sOut, vbOKCancel) = vbCancel Then
        bExit = True
        Exit Do
    End If
    DoEvents
Loop
 
'Should always evaluate true if the loop exits normally and
'DoEvents doesn't take a day.
If Format(Now, "Short Date") = Format(nextbday, "Short Date") Then
    MsgBox ("Happy Birthday!")
End If
 
End Function
 
 
Private Sub Test()
 
ToBDay (CDate("7/20/1972"))
 
End Sub

Works like a charm,cept i dont exactly know how to get the Bday date i made a button instead of your 'test'part,but is there a way to get it out of a input box ?

Take this out of the loop and replace it with whatever you want to assign the string too.

VB Code:

If MsgBox(sOut, vbOKCancel) = vbCancel Then
        bExit = True
        Exit Do
    End If

IE, put a label control on your form, and set it's Text property like this (where Label1 is the name of your label). The MsgBox was to let you exit the loop in the example. Make bExit a global variable, and have your cancel button set it to True.

VB Code:

If bExit = True Then Exit Do        'it Rhymes :P
Label1.Text = sOut

Whoops, I misread your last post. Try this in your button sub:

VB Code:

Dim sBDay As String
 
sBDay = InputBox("Enter your birthdate", "Birthday")
If IsDate(sBDay) Then
    ToBDay (CDate(sBDay))
Else
    MsgBox ("Not a valid date")
End If

Put a SLEEP statement into that loop, otherwise it's going to iterate at the microsecond level and it only needs to go every second or so.

Okay,works like a charm..thank you so much ^_^^

hmm..sleep..?:S okay ill try to look it up myself but if i cant find it..please explain..?