Ms Access Error 2455 Filesearch
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Ask a Question Need help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,595 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. I'm getting error message on a form that I've inherited P: 24 Anthony97 I get the following error message Run-time error '2455' you entered invalid reference to the property FileSearch '************************************************* ************************************** Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers Setfs=Application.FileSearch Withfs 'Setsearchdirectoryandfiletypetosearchfor .LookIn=strFileLocation .FileName=strFileName 'Loopthroughfoundfilesandimport If.Execute>0Then intNumFiles=.foundfiles.Count Fori=1To.foundfiles.Count 'strFileName=Right(.foundfiles(i),12) Sep 2 '09 #1 Post Reply ✓ answered by Megalog If you're using Access 2007, then I'm sorry to inform you that the FileSearch object no longer exists. Yes, the help file is still there for it, and it might still exist in the object browser, but it -has- been removed. Error message when you try to run the FileSearch function in Access 2007 (Microsoft Support kb/935402) Share this Question 10 Replies Expert 2.5K+ P: 2,653 FishVal Looks like you need to reference "Microsoft Office xx.x Object Library". In VBA window MainMenu -> Tools -> References. Sep 2 '09 #2 reply Expert 100+ P: 378 Megalog If you're using Access 2007, then I'm sorry to inform you that the FileSearch object no longer exists. Yes, the help file is still there for it, and it might still exist in the object browser, but it -has- been removed. Error message when you try to run the FileSearch function in Access 2007 (Microsoft Support kb/935402) Sep 3 '09 #3 reply P: 24 Anthony97 was that functionality available in access 2003? I think this might have been copied over from Access 2003 Sep 3 '09 #4 reply Expert 100+ P: 378 Megalog Yep, it was there previously. This was an undocumented (and really, unwarranted) removal for 2007. Google "Application.FileSearch" and you'll see a whole bunch of posts from angry/frustrated programmers. If you look at the link I previously posted, microsoft has a few suggestions under the Resolution section that involve the FileSystemObject (FSO) Class. This is probably the best starting point to repairing whatever process they broke in your db. Sep 3 '09 #5 reply Expert 2.5K+ P: 2,653 FishVal If you want to go with FSO, then just for starters you may read a series of articles in insights section of the forum concerning "Scripting Runtime" library. This one is the first. Sep 3 '09 #6 reply P: 24 Anthony9