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I did find out where to do the step through and find out the whole error message which says the form is either closed or doesn't exist. I know the spelling of the form is correct, so I am trying to find where else it might be breaking. -
Thanks for your help. I did alter it and although it does not show the same error, it does highlight the same line. When I put my cursor over it now, it shows this beneath it:
Current Project...=<The expression you entered refers to an object that ...
I couldn't find a way to view the rest of that statement - if there was more to it. Do you know what that means?
Thanks also for pointing out some of the other...Leave a comment:
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Compile error - Invalid qualifier
My form (frmERLogs) for this project (ER Log Book) has a combo box (cboMedicalReco rdNumber) that I want to be able to double click on to bring up a new form (frmPatientInfo rmation) when a name is not already in the list. When I double click on that combo box, I get this message 'Compile error - Invalid qualifier'. Below is the coding for the double click event:
[code=vb]Private Sub cboMedicalRecor dNumber_DblClic k(Cancel As Integer)
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Sorry, I am completely new to Access other than classes about 6 or 7 years ago. This is the first project for me and I really did not know how much was needed to report this problem.
Overall Objective: I work for a small hospital. Our ER department is still manually writing down their information in a log book and they want to automate it. They do have a registration desk that keeps track of patient information and that is already...Leave a comment:
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Updating table from a form
I am working in Access 2003. I have a form that pulls information from a couple of tables. When the user chooses a selection from the dropdown menu of a combo box, it is putting that information back in to the table as a duplicate of a record that is already there. (Example - a field has 3 choices - good, fair, stable - after using it a couple of times and choosing good, would now have good in the drop down menu several times). I only want the... -
It worked. Thank you - I really appreciate your quick response....Leave a comment:
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Report error - Operand without an operator
Hi - I am completely new to access - this is my first project and I have a question that is probably extremely easy for most.
I am trying to take two fields of information and combine them in to one field on a report. I have the following code in the Control Source:
=[tblAdmittingNur se.First Name]&” “&[tblAdmittingNur se.Last Name]
I receive the error "You may have entered an operand without an operator"...
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