Hey guys, I'm rather new to access and can not seem to figure out what
is wrong with this code I will post below...but first...it was working
perfectly fine before I added this:
recSet2.Edit
recSet2.Fields( "DateDifference ") = UntilCompletion
recSet2.Update
As was suggested by a helpful friend at TheScripts
My Access suggests I use recSet2.EditMod e instead
either way I end up with an error message
If I use recSet2.Edit then my error message is "Method or data member
not found (Error 461)"
If I use recSet2.EditMod e then my error message is "Invalid use of
Property"
but although it is the .Edit or .EditMode that get's highlighted as if I
highlighted it myself (in blue), it is the declaration of the function
that get's highlighted in yellow which is "Public Function
DaysToCompletio n() As Long" -- I have changing this to "Private Sub
DaysToCompletio n()" and that made no difference
And now for the full code (No need to read the commentary, I was adding
it to remind myself exactly what I was doing):
Option Compare Database
Public Function DaysToCompletio n() As Long
'Opening tblContracts as recSet1
Dim con1 As ADODB.Connectio n
Dim con2 As ADODB.Connectio n
Dim recSet1 As ADODB.Recordset
Dim recSet2 As ADODB.Recordset
Set con1 = CurrentProject. Connection
Set con2 = CurrentProject. Connection
Set recSet1 = New ADODB.Recordset
Set recSet2 = New ADODB.Recordset
recSet1.Open "tblContrac ts", con1
recSet2.Open "tbldtdiff" , con2
Dim x As Long
'Declaring UntilCompletion as the amount of days until completion
Dim UntilCompletion As Long
'Looping until EOF (until the last record for EndDate in
tblContracts... so
'someone else would have declared recSet1.Open
'"tblWhateverYo urTableNameIs", con1 which means
'connection1 and then to open a field in that recordset you type
'recSet1.Fields ("fieldname" ))
x = 0
recSet1.MoveFir st
Do Until recSet1.EOF
' End Date must be in quotes or will not work
UntilCompletion = DateDiff("d", Date, recSet1.Fields( "EndDate"))
Debug.Print UntilCompletion
recSet2.EditMod e
recSet2.Fields( "DateDifference ") = UntilCompletion
recSet2.Update
recSet1.MoveNex t
x = (x + 1)
Loop
'Clearing recSet1 and Con1 (Connection1) and recSet 2 and Con1
recSet1.Close
recSet2.Close
con1.Close
con2.Close
Set con1 = Nothing
Set con2 = Nothing
Set recSet1 = Nothing
Set recSet2 = Nothing
End Function
Any help would be much appreciated!
Cheers,
Kosmös
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