S
S Jackson
I finally had time to sit down and go through this wonderful book I bought
called Access 2000 VBA Handbook by Susan Novalis. In the book they have you
create a expenses db using the wizard. I have both Access 2k and Access 97
installed on my machine here at work and for some reason, wizard in Access
2k said I had chosen a template that was not supported in that version. I
had to use Access 97 to create the db and then I opened it and converted it
with Access 2k.
But, that isn't my main problem. My problem is that I am attempting to
complete an exercise using the Immediate Window. When I type in:
Print Forms![Expense Categories].RecordSource
I get a message that says it can't find the form. I know its there and I
have not made any typos in the name. I tried this little test in other db's
I had created (changing the form name appropriately) and got the same
runtime 2450 error.
What's up with that?
TIA
S. Jackson
called Access 2000 VBA Handbook by Susan Novalis. In the book they have you
create a expenses db using the wizard. I have both Access 2k and Access 97
installed on my machine here at work and for some reason, wizard in Access
2k said I had chosen a template that was not supported in that version. I
had to use Access 97 to create the db and then I opened it and converted it
with Access 2k.
But, that isn't my main problem. My problem is that I am attempting to
complete an exercise using the Immediate Window. When I type in:
Print Forms![Expense Categories].RecordSource
I get a message that says it can't find the form. I know its there and I
have not made any typos in the name. I tried this little test in other db's
I had created (changing the form name appropriately) and got the same
runtime 2450 error.
What's up with that?
TIA
S. Jackson