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John
I am trying to build code that opens the email app, addresses the email and
includes a subject line.
I built a macro code:
="Audit Number " & [Forms]![fAudits]![AuditNo] & ": Finding " &
[Forms]![fFindings]![OfficialFindingNo] & " :MCA #: " & [OfficialMCANo]
The code claims that it cannot find the form "fFindings". When I remove the
references to "fFindings", the script runs as expected, returning the finding
and MCA numbers. I've verified the name and spelling of "fFindings".
Additional info:
The command button to run the macro* is directly on a Tab Control (no
subform) within the form "fMCAs".
"fMCAs" is a subform of the form "fFindings".
"fFindings" is a subform (located on a Tab Control) of the form "fAudits".
* The macro is contained within a macro object and referenced by the command
button.
Audits Form Macros.cmdEmailAssignedTo : On Click
Any suggestions? Thanks
includes a subject line.
I built a macro code:
="Audit Number " & [Forms]![fAudits]![AuditNo] & ": Finding " &
[Forms]![fFindings]![OfficialFindingNo] & " :MCA #: " & [OfficialMCANo]
The code claims that it cannot find the form "fFindings". When I remove the
references to "fFindings", the script runs as expected, returning the finding
and MCA numbers. I've verified the name and spelling of "fFindings".
Additional info:
The command button to run the macro* is directly on a Tab Control (no
subform) within the form "fMCAs".
"fMCAs" is a subform of the form "fFindings".
"fFindings" is a subform (located on a Tab Control) of the form "fAudits".
* The macro is contained within a macro object and referenced by the command
button.
Audits Form Macros.cmdEmailAssignedTo : On Click
Any suggestions? Thanks