Replicated code is causing an error

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Jessica Wunsch

When running Access 2002 the code was copied for a program
used to compare timesheets to the workers' contracted time
requirements.

The database is structure the same this year as the last
year, and the code is also the same, with changes only
where appropriate to access the current DB.

When speaking with others, no one can find a problem with
the code, is there something that I am missing that must
be done in access in order to get the copied code to work?
Jessica Wunsch
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It says user defined object not defined, which has
confused me beacsue it worked perfectly last year. I have
read a newer post inrelation to this problem, and
hopefully it will help. But if anyone has any suggestions
I will be most appreciative.
 
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Jessica, without some kind of clue about what is not working, nobody is
going to be able to intuit what might be going wrong.
It says user defined object not defined, which has
confused me beacsue it worked perfectly last year.
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What object is not defined?
Have you checked the DAO reference?


Tim F
 
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No problem :-) But do read what Tim said about this. He understood exactly
what I meant.

It says user defined object not defined, which has
confused me beacsue it worked perfectly last year. I have
read a newer post inrelation to this problem, and
hopefully it will help. But if anyone has any suggestions
I will be most appreciative.
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Jessica, again, it is very hard to comment on this unless you give more
information; for example, the lines of code that are getting the error. Then
we could help.

HTH,
TC
 
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