How to create birthday alert/warnings?

behedwin

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With this code i take out the birthday date from a socialnumber (personnummer in sweden)

Code:
Sub GetBirthdayDate()
Application.Echo False
    On Error GoTo PROC_ERR

Dim dat
Dim year
Dim mounth
Dim day
Dim age

year = Left(Form_Profile_Form.txtProfilePersonnummer, 2)
mounth = Mid(Form_Profile_Form.txtProfilePersonnummer, 3, 2)
day = Mid(Form_Profile_Form.txtProfilePersonnummer, 5, 2)
dat = DateSerial(year, mounth, day)
dat = Format(dat, "DD MMMM")

Form_Profile_Form.txtBirthdayDate = " den " & dat


PROC_ERR:
    Application.Echo True
    Exit Sub
Application.Echo True
End Sub

For example the number could be 8305065588
83 = year 1983
05 = month may
06 = day 06 in that month
last 4 digits are irrelevant here...


this code works fine.
i get a date and it works great to print it in the txtBirthdayDate object.


However
Now i want to create an alert/warning

something like this
Code:
if dat = todaysdate then
msgbox "BIRTHDAY BIRTHDAY"
else
end if

how can i do this?

i also want to create an alert/event that warns 10 days, 9 days, 8 days etc before an birthday are comming up.
something like
Code:
if dat = todaysdate -10 or dat = todaysdate -9 or dat = todaysdate -8...... then
msgbox "Soon birthday be ready"
else
end if


anyone able to help me do this?


i work in access 2016
 
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Code:
sub CheckBday()
dim dat as date 
dim iDays as integer


'dat = get users birthdate
dat2 = month(dat) & "\" & day(dat), & "\" & year(date)

iDays = dateDiff("d",dat2,Date())
select case iDays
   case 0
       msgbox "BIRTHDAY TODAY"
   case 1
       msgbox "BIRTHDAY is tomorrow"


   case < 10
       msgbox "BIRTHDAY is in " & iDays & " days"
end select
 
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why declare dat when you have commented it out?
and why is not dat2 declared.... shouldent there be something like "dat2 as date"?
 
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i didnt do the grunt work.
declare your variables.
and i didnt know the exact assignment to dat=....
 
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