forms! (simple question)

M

Mark J Kubicki

what's wrong with the expression:


Forms![tblFixtureSchedulePrintOptions].[PresetOption].Value = ...


tblFixtureSchedulePrintOptions is a valid table; yet I get the error "cannot
find..."

thanks in advance,
mark
 
D

Daniel

Forms! indicates that yor are refereing to a Form name not a table!

What are you trying to achieve exactly?

Daniel P
 
F

fredg

what's wrong with the expression:

Forms![tblFixtureSchedulePrintOptions].[PresetOption].Value = ...

tblFixtureSchedulePrintOptions is a valid table; yet I get the error "cannot
find..."

thanks in advance,
mark
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If [tblFixtureSchedulePrintOptions] is the name of a form, and
[PresetOption] is the name of a control on that form, then try:

Forms![tblFixtureSchedulePrintOptions]![PresetOption] = ?

Of course if all of this is on the form named
[tblFixtureSchedulePrintOptions]
Just use
Me![PresetOption] =

In either case since Value is the default property there is no need to
write it.
 
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