changing date/month in vb6

hi all
im trying to get rid of a lot of usless code in this programe im redoing
what i have is two arrow keys a forward and backwards arrow
what they do is move the date or nonth foreward or backwards.
here is the code

code for the keys

VB Code:

Public Sub mnuNext_Click()
    Change_Day_Month (True)
End Sub
 
Public Sub mnuPrevious_Click()
    Change_Day_Month (False)
End Sub

main code

VB Code:

Public Sub Change_Day_Month(Forward As Boolean)
 
Dim leap As Integer
Dim lastday As Integer
Dim nmonth As Integer
Dim nday As Integer
Dim nyear As Integer
Dim cyear As Integer
Dim Add_day As Integer
 
numdays = Array(31, 28, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31, 31, 30, 31, 30, 31) 'number days in month
 
If Forward Then
  Add_day = 1
Else
  Add_day = -1
End If
 
cyear = iyear
leap = cyear - (cyear \ 4) * 4 'for leap year, leap=0
lastday = numdays(imonth) 'last day of month
If ((leap = 0) And (imonth = 2)) Then lastday = lastday + 1
'
If Not (cmdProgram.Value) Then
 nday = iday + Add_day
 If (nday > lastday) Or (nday < 1) Then
   If (nday > lastday) Then
     nday = 1
     nmonth = imonth + Add_day
   ElseIf (nday < 1) And (imonth = 1) Then
     nmonth = 12
     cyear = cyear + Add_day
     nday = numdays(nmonth)
   Else
     nmonth = imonth + Add_day
     nday = numdays(nmonth)
   End If
 Else
  nmonth = imonth
 End If
 If (nmonth = 13) Or (nmonth = 0) Then
   If (nmonth = 13) Then
    nmonth = 1
   Else
    nmonth = 12
   End If
   nyear = cyear + Add_day
 Else
   nyear = cyear
 End If
 txtDay.Text = CStr(nday)
Else 'Light Mode
 nmonth = imonth + Add_day
 nyear = cyear
 If (nmonth = 13) Or (nmonth = 0) Then
  If (nmonth = 13) Then
    nmonth = 1
  Else
    nmonth = 12
  End If
  nyear = cyear + Add_day
 End If
End If
'
imonth = nmonth
iday = nday
iyear = nyear
txtMonth.Text = Convert_Date_Int2Str(CInt(nmonth))
txtyear.Text = CStr(nyear + 1900) 'add back 1900
 
Call run
 
End Sub

I have tride to use date picker but it does not fit or look goog in my form.

any help appriciated
ed

:eek2:

to change a date use the DateAdd function, e.g.:

VB Code:

' a month ago
Debug.Print DateAdd("m", -1, Now)
 
' month from now
Debug.Print DateAdd("m", 1, Now)

WOW ... so much code to adjust date ... :eek2: :)

Isn't it nice to have functions like below:

DateAdd
DatePart
DateDiff

and some others ... mighty handy. :thumb:

Cheers.