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issue. Microsoft ISV Community Center > Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) Question 0 Sign in to vote G'day, One of the problems we have faced recently with an Access application that our company has written and supported for the last 11 years (Access 2 originally and now in Acccess 2003 ) is global variables and the VBA compiler. application defined or object defined error in macro We had some significant development, debugging issues with global variables going out of scope. So in a crude solution to this problem we have move them all to form controls. Eg. Forms!frmGlobals.lblControlName However if we misspell the control name we can compile the application and when the code is eventualy used, we get the error: "2465 - Application-defined or object defined error". This is killing us, because there are, lots of references to global variables (16 applications within the one Access database). If we use the syntax Forms.Item("frmGlobals").Controls.Item("lblControlName") We get the same error number but with a different message Eg. "2465 - Microsoft Access can't find the field "lblControlmisspelt" refered in your expression". This message is better, however the underlying problem is that the VBA code compiles where in most other VB syntax programming languages (VB6, VB.net) you would get an compile error of some sort. Why is the VBA compiler for Access 2003 allowing missspelt controls with the following syntax? Eg Forms!frmName.ControlMisSpelt Why does debugging
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Learn more about hiring developers or posting ads with us Stack Overflow Questions Jobs Documentation Tags Users Badges Ask application defined or object defined error vba range Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/eaec5103-64df-4e30-a4ef-d07ff0c23a09/microsoft-access-2465-application-defined-error-form-control-code-referencecompile-issue?forum=isvvba up Application-Defined or Object-Defined Error Using Access up vote 0 down vote favorite I'm trying to send automated emails through outlook from Access, but I've run into an issue where if a user does not have their email open already, I will get the Application-Defined or Object-Defined Error. I'm using a late binding to avoid the .dll's since I have users on both http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16062506/application-defined-or-object-defined-error-using-access Office 2003 and Office 2010. Is there anyway around this error and still allowing the emails to go through? Or possibly "forcing" outlook to open if it is not already? Thanks in advance Sure thing, here's the whole code to the email. When I step through it fails at Set appOutlookRec = .Recipients.Add(myR!Email) Option Explicit Function SendEmail(strDep, strIssue, strPriority, strDate, strDesc, wonum, user) Const olMailItem = 0 Const olTo = 1 Const olCC = 2 Dim sqlVar As String Dim strSQL As String If strDep = "Cycle" Then ElseIf strDep = "Fabrication" Then sqlVar = "Fabricator" ElseIf strDep = "Facility" Then sqlVar = "Facility" ElseIf strDep = "Gage" Then sqlVar = "Gage" ElseIf strDep = "IT" Then sqlVar = "IT" ElseIf strDep = "Machine Shop" Then sqlVar = "Machine_Shop_Manager" ElseIf strDep = "Safety" Then sqlVar = "Safety" ElseIf strDep = "Maintenance" Then sqlVar = "Maintenance_Manager" ElseIf strDep = "Supplies Request" Then sqlVar = "Supplies" Else: End If Dim myR As Recordset 'Refers to Outlook's Application object Dim appOutlook As Object 'Refers to an Outlook email message Dim appOutlookMsg As Object 'Refers to an Outlook email re
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Ask a Question Need help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,417 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. Error: application defined or object defined error 100+ P: 126 JFKJr Hi! I am a new beginner to MS Access VBA, I wrote the following VBA code in Access which deletes blank columns and rows in excel file. But, the code works fine for sometimes and sometimes it displays "application defined or object defined error". And, when I step into the code, error is occuring at the following Bold line. Please help me with this problem. Thank you in advance. Sub RunMacro() On Error GoTo Err_RunMacro Dim XL As Object Set XL = CreateObject("Excel.Application") XL.Workbooks.Open "C:\Test_file.xls" With XL.Application Dim Col As Long, ColCnt As Long, Rng As Range, lastrow As Long, lastcol As Long XL.ScreenUpdating = False XL.Calculation = xlCalculationManual On Error GoTo Exits: lastcol = Range("A:A").SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Column Range(Cells(1, 1), Cells(lastcol, 1)).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).EntireColumn.De lete lastrow = Range("A:A").SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Row Range(Cells(1, 1), Cells(lastrow, 1)).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).EntireRow.Delet e Exits: XL.ScreenUpdating = True XL.Calculation = xlCalculationAutomatic If Err.Description = "" Then 'MsgBox "" & lastcol Else MsgBox Err.Description 'MsgBox "" & lastcol End If End With XL.Workbooks("Test_file.xls").SaveAs FileName:="C:\ExportFile\Test_file.xls" XL.Quit XL.Workbooks.Close Set XL = Nothing Exit_RunMacro: Exit Sub Err_RunMacro: MsgBox Err.Description End Sub Jul 10 '08 #1 Post Reply Share this Question 7 Replies Expert Mod 2.5K+ P: 2,543 Stewart Ross Hi. The problem is that you are using implicit references to worksheet ranges, which works fine in Excel itself (as the code is running within a specific workbook) but not when running VBA code using Excel as an automation server. You will need to qualify all such implicit references to the active worksheet or activeworkbook explictly, using the Excel object or a sub-object (a range, for example) defined from it. There is more than one line in your code which has such implicit references to the current active worksheet. To refer to these explicitly it is easiest to define a range object, set it to the relevant range, then use it as shown below. (I have removed the With statement which was not providing much in the way of simplification of your code, and adjusted the Excel object references in