Still get #Name? error after accounting for the usual suspects

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Victor

I am trying to use Access reports to do a merge without having to invoke
Word. The method suggested by KB article 209562 Yet shows a simple example
involving a small table and a report that uses text boxes.

But even though I am -- I think -- following the instructions to the letter,
I keep getting a #Name? error.

I have crawled through the KB and Internet today, and I have ruled out the
common sources of this error message.

I am not using the same name for the ControlSource and Name properties.

I found the table/field name bug in Expression Builder, but it makes no
difference what syntax I use.

If I go into Form View, and try to build the expression using Expression
Builder, I get the following error message:

The object doesn't contain the Automation object "Customer." ["Customer" is
the table name in the MS example.]

You tried to run a Visual Basic procedure to set a property or method for an
object. However, the component doesn't make the property or method available
for Automation operations....

It's as though the control doesn't recognize the Customer table even though
I am able to see all fields in the table from within Expression Builder.

Any ideas?
 
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