R
Ron
OK, this is driving me nuts!
I keep getting a Run-time error 2450
Microsoft Access can't find the form 'frmTotals' referred
to in a macro expression or Visual Basic code.
frmTotals is a subform of frmEnterPayment.
On frmEnterPayment I have an 'if' code setup to check
for:
forms!frmTotals.CurrentValue.Value = 0
I have checked my field name. I have checked my form
name. That is the correct spelling of the form. And I
doubly know it is correct, because if I type it in as:
Forms!Frmtotals.CurrentValue.Value = 0
it corrects it to:
Forms!frmTotals.CurrentValue.Value = 0
I've done this on other forms, so can't figure out what
the heck the problem is. I've tried moving it from 'on
current' to a 'lost focus' on one of the frmEnterPayment
fields, but I receive the same error.
Ideas?
Thanks, R.
I keep getting a Run-time error 2450
Microsoft Access can't find the form 'frmTotals' referred
to in a macro expression or Visual Basic code.
frmTotals is a subform of frmEnterPayment.
On frmEnterPayment I have an 'if' code setup to check
for:
forms!frmTotals.CurrentValue.Value = 0
I have checked my field name. I have checked my form
name. That is the correct spelling of the form. And I
doubly know it is correct, because if I type it in as:
Forms!Frmtotals.CurrentValue.Value = 0
it corrects it to:
Forms!frmTotals.CurrentValue.Value = 0
I've done this on other forms, so can't figure out what
the heck the problem is. I've tried moving it from 'on
current' to a 'lost focus' on one of the frmEnterPayment
fields, but I receive the same error.
Ideas?
Thanks, R.