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Two Parter:
I am modifying an existing MS Access application. I do not want to
spend a lot more time on it. I'm coming up with one error that should
be easy to fix. I enter data with no problem and the data appears to
work correctly in all instances. When I run the reports (which appear
to be run from a series of macros) I get the Enter Parameter Value text
box and it's looking for a value for "Field 105" or "Field 106."
I found online resources on solving this problem, but any additional
help is always welcome. My big question is though- how can I find what
form "Field 105" exists in? I don't want to backtrack through all the
work I just did modifying about 30 data entry inputs in a dozen if I
can help it.
Is there a way to search for form elements in a form or accross all
forms?
thanks,
Don
I am modifying an existing MS Access application. I do not want to
spend a lot more time on it. I'm coming up with one error that should
be easy to fix. I enter data with no problem and the data appears to
work correctly in all instances. When I run the reports (which appear
to be run from a series of macros) I get the Enter Parameter Value text
box and it's looking for a value for "Field 105" or "Field 106."
I found online resources on solving this problem, but any additional
help is always welcome. My big question is though- how can I find what
form "Field 105" exists in? I don't want to backtrack through all the
work I just did modifying about 30 data entry inputs in a dozen if I
can help it.
Is there a way to search for form elements in a form or accross all
forms?
thanks,
Don