If Statement, What am I doing Wrong?

  • Thread starter Thread starter Dave Elliott
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Dave Elliott

I am trying to check on a sub-form (Time and Hours) on my main form
(TimeCards) as to whether there are more than 2 hours or not on the sub-form
footer textbox Text95
The result I am getting is 2 times Text430 no matter what the hours are???
Why is this? What can I do to change it?
Thanks a Lot,

Dave


If Forms!TimeCards![Time and Hours].Form![Text95].Value < 2 Then
Rate = [Text430] * 2
End If
If Forms!TimeCards![Time and Hours].Form![Text95].Value >= 2 Then
Rate = [Text430]
End If
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSelectRecord
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord
 
I suggest you put a msgbox in to see the value you are testing:

Peter

msgbox "Value is: " & Forms!TimeCards![Time and
Hours].Form![Text95].Value
 
I agree with Peter, most like text95 is returning either null or empty value
which is therefore < 2.

Possibly your referencing one of the names of the controls wrong.

Is your sub-form control named Time and Hours or is that the name of the
form? I haven't tried it before but typically i do
forms("MainForm").controls("NameOfSubFormCONTROLnotFORM").controls("MyControl").value

Hope this helps.

Michael Proctor
NTDS
 
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