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David C. Holley
I just upgraded to Office 2003 and have discovered that the following
error message is returned when an invalid field is included in a domain
function (DCOUNT(), DLOOKUP(), etc.)...
'YOU CANCELED THE PREVIOUS ACTION.'
Previously, the message was a bit clearer indicating that the WHERE
statement was invlaid or that the field wasn't found.
Why?
When I first opened Access, I did select the security open to restrict
certain functions to only operating within VBA code. Would this be part
of the result of that?
David H
error message is returned when an invalid field is included in a domain
function (DCOUNT(), DLOOKUP(), etc.)...
'YOU CANCELED THE PREVIOUS ACTION.'
Previously, the message was a bit clearer indicating that the WHERE
statement was invlaid or that the field wasn't found.
Why?
When I first opened Access, I did select the security open to restrict
certain functions to only operating within VBA code. Would this be part
of the result of that?
David H