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J. M. De Moor
Access 2000 .adp SQL Server 2000
I am trying to reference the Form in a Subform object but get the following
message:
"The expression you entered referes to an objectp that is closed or doesn't
exist."
The subform object is called sfmClientAddressList. The actual subform in
the Source Object is frmClientAddressList. The syntax I am using is:
Me!sfmClientAddressList.Form
It is being passed to a routine that assigns the Record Source to it...but
never gets that far because of the above message on the reference.
Any thoughts?
Joe De Moor
I am trying to reference the Form in a Subform object but get the following
message:
"The expression you entered referes to an objectp that is closed or doesn't
exist."
The subform object is called sfmClientAddressList. The actual subform in
the Source Object is frmClientAddressList. The syntax I am using is:
Me!sfmClientAddressList.Form
It is being passed to a routine that assigns the Record Source to it...but
never gets that far because of the above message on the reference.
Any thoughts?
Joe De Moor