J
Jim Z.
I have a VBA Event code which executes when a form loads.
It attempts to limit a recordset of all employees to a
particular employee.
When it runs, I receive an run time error 2001 "You
already canceled this step". The VBEditor
highlights "Me.FilterOn = True".
When I pull up the Properties within the VB Editor, it
appears the default FilterOn is False. Any suggestions?
Me.RecordSource = "QryEmployeeID"
Me.Filter = "EmployeeID = 3"
Me.FilterOn = True
Thanks.
It attempts to limit a recordset of all employees to a
particular employee.
When it runs, I receive an run time error 2001 "You
already canceled this step". The VBEditor
highlights "Me.FilterOn = True".
When I pull up the Properties within the VB Editor, it
appears the default FilterOn is False. Any suggestions?
Me.RecordSource = "QryEmployeeID"
Me.Filter = "EmployeeID = 3"
Me.FilterOn = True
Thanks.