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Ray C
Can anyone help please, I would like to get an answer to the problem before
Microsoft close down the Forum.
This is the message I posted earlier, for the full background to this,
please read my post (and Ken Sherien's kind answers) titled "Sub Forms" dated
18 May 2010.
Hi Ken
Access bing Access, I was probably a little premature in my excitement at
getting the thing to work.
I now have a dialogue box that pops up as Access is first opening up and
prior to the first screen being displayed saying :-
"The exprexssion is typed incorrectly or is too complicated, For example, a
numeric expression may containtoo many complicated elemements. Try
simplifying the expression by assigning parts of the expression to variables."
If I OK that dialogue box, the first forms opens up and the database seems
to work OK from there on in.
Incidentally, if I completely remove the "Text Boxes" and the Dlookup
formula that you suggest, I still get the error message on opening.
Could you throw any light on the reason for this?
:
Microsoft close down the Forum.
This is the message I posted earlier, for the full background to this,
please read my post (and Ken Sherien's kind answers) titled "Sub Forms" dated
18 May 2010.
Hi Ken
Access bing Access, I was probably a little premature in my excitement at
getting the thing to work.
I now have a dialogue box that pops up as Access is first opening up and
prior to the first screen being displayed saying :-
"The exprexssion is typed incorrectly or is too complicated, For example, a
numeric expression may containtoo many complicated elemements. Try
simplifying the expression by assigning parts of the expression to variables."
If I OK that dialogue box, the first forms opens up and the database seems
to work OK from there on in.
Incidentally, if I completely remove the "Text Boxes" and the Dlookup
formula that you suggest, I still get the error message on opening.
Could you throw any light on the reason for this?
: