run-time error: need to look up the number and it's definition

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Hello:

How does one look up the number associated with a run-time error.

Is there a table out there somewhere that I can go to.

How does one get to it in VB editor?

Thanks
pepe
 
Hi, Pepe.
How does one look up the number associated with a run-time error.

Is there a table out there somewhere that I can go to.
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One may create the Access and Jet Errors table as a personal reference.
Please see the tip, "How to create a listing of the Access and Jet errors" on
the following Web page for the VBA code needed:

http://www.Access.QBuilt.com/html/vba.html
How does one get to it in VB editor?
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It's not a built-in option, so one must open the table that's created from
the code in the tip to read the relevant information. One may also get the
error description of the error when the error number is known by using the
Immediate window. Please see the tip, "How to get the Error Description from
the Error Number" on the same Web page.

HTH.

Gunny

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