I hate to ask such an ambiguous question but...what are some possible causes
of getting #Error in a text box with =Count([FieldName]) as the control
source.
I have a form with a text control on the form footer with the control source
of =Count([FieldName]) and it counts all of the records on the form and
displays 0 if there are none. I copied this form, and changed the forms
control source, as well as those of the various fields (the field used in
the count name is actually the same. The same field exists in both control
source tables). I copied the form again and renamed as necessary and now the
count control does not work. The [FieldName] corresponds to a field on the
form! If there are records or not, I still get #Error. There is no code
behind the form and the referenced field is included in the underlying
controlsource query. Also, I tried puting every field in the count
expression and using * to no avail. I've run out of ideas.
Please help!
of getting #Error in a text box with =Count([FieldName]) as the control
source.
I have a form with a text control on the form footer with the control source
of =Count([FieldName]) and it counts all of the records on the form and
displays 0 if there are none. I copied this form, and changed the forms
control source, as well as those of the various fields (the field used in
the count name is actually the same. The same field exists in both control
source tables). I copied the form again and renamed as necessary and now the
count control does not work. The [FieldName] corresponds to a field on the
form! If there are records or not, I still get #Error. There is no code
behind the form and the referenced field is included in the underlying
controlsource query. Also, I tried puting every field in the count
expression and using * to no avail. I've run out of ideas.
Please help!
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