Invalid Procedure Call Error In Access
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visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link access invalid procedure call or argument above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you invalid procedure call or argument vba want to visit from the selection below. Results 1 to 8 of 8 Thread: "Invalid Procedure Call" Error Tweet invalid procedure call or argument (error 5) Thread Tools Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… Search Thread Advanced Search Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode 09-12-08,11:32 #1 JamesB View Profile View invalid procedure call or argument vb6 Forum Posts Registered User Join Date Jun 2002 Location Kansas City Posts 103 Unanswered: "Invalid Procedure Call" Error I've been using the following statement in the expression builder of a select query for a year or so, but now I receive the error message "Invalid Procedure Call" upon execution. JobTitle: Left([HR_TABLE]![JOB_CODE_DESCR],InStr([HR_TABLE]![JOB_CODE_DESCR],",")-1) I'm trying to parse text strings like "Project Manager,VP" and "Finance
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Manager,VP" contained in JOB_CODE_DESCR. The desired result being "Project Manager" and "Finance Manager". Neither my OS (Windows XP Pro) nor my version of Access (2003 SP3) have recently changed but I know receive the above error message. It does work when I change the -1 to 0, however, I'm still left with the comma. I'm uncertain why this stopped working/of a successful work-around? Reply With Quote 09-12-08,11:59 #2 Teddy View Profile View Forum Posts Purveyor of Discontent Join Date Mar 2003 Location The Bottom of The Barrel Posts 6,102 Provided Answers: 1 do you have any fields that start with a comma? It's going to complain about trying to return -1 characters of a 1 character string where the 0th position has a comma. oh yeah... documentation... I have heard of that. *** What Do You Want In The MS Access Forum? *** Reply With Quote 09-12-08,12:01 #3 garethdart View Profile View Forum Posts Registered User Join Date Sep 2002 Location South Wales Posts 580 Zero length string? Prob a zero length string in the data? JobTitle: Left([HR_TABLE]![JOB_CODE_DESCR],InStr([HR_TABLE]![JOB_CODE_DESCR],",")-1) If they all end consistantly
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Invalid Procedure Call Or Argument Excel
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help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of https://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/199927-invalid-procedure-call-query-why 418,571 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. Invalid procedure call in query - why!??! P: n/a Martin Lacoste [Access 2000] Ok, before I headbutt the computer... don't know why when I add criteria in a query, I get an 'invalid procedure call'. I also don't know why after searching the help in invalid procedure access, the various access newsgroups, the access support centre, I can seem to find no similar situation. I am not using any references, or VBA at all in the first place. I am trying to set up a simple (or so I thought) query to work with the text of two tables. Once I've found invalid procedure call the occurrence of a string within another string (works fine), I am asking to find the character before (using Left, Mid and InStr functions), since I don't care if the string is a part of a word (ie. is there a space before the said string). All this works fine... until.. When I enter ANY criteria in this expression, using every format I can think of (<>, NOT LIKE, NOT, etc..) and try to run the query, I get an invalid procedure call, and the query will not run. I've eliminated non-null results, in case that was causing problems (would it?). Here's the code, if it helps...: SELECT Master_CAO.FullText, [Standardized Spellings].WrongCase, InStr([FullText],[WrongCase]) AS [Position], Asc(Left(Mid([FullText],InStr([FullText],[WrongCase]),[LengthWrong]),1)) AS WrongWord, [Standardized Spellings].[Ascii-Char1], Left(Mid([FullText],(InStr([FullText],[WrongCase])-1),[LengthWrong]),1) AS PrevChar FROM Master_CAO, [Standardized Spellings] WHERE (((Master_CAO.FullText) Is Not Null) AND (([Standardized Spellings].WrongCase) Is Not Null) AND ((InStr([FullText],[WrongCase]))>1) AND ((Asc(Left(Mid([FullText],InStr([FullText],[WrongCase]),[LengthWrong]),1)))<>[Ascii-Char1]) AND ((Left(Mid([FullText],(InStr([FullText],![WrongCase])-1),[LengthWrong]),1))="v")) ORDER BY Left(Mid([FullText],(InStr([FullText],[WrongCase])-1),[LengthWrong]),1); It's the criteria right before ORDER BY that is causing the problem - I've tried various