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in your expression" Below is the code Private Sub Command111_Click() Me.Encrpytion_Password = DLookup("[Password]", "[Tableencryptionpassword]", "[EncryptionID] = " & Nz([EncryptionID], 0)) End Sub I have checked the spelling of the all the fieldnames and they are correct. Sponsored Links: Read full post... Report an issue Thank you for taking the time to report an issue. What's wrong... Please write below. And write your email address (optional) Similar posts... Sending Outlook E-mail - Run-time error '429' I copy and pasted this code from another one of my DBs that was executing it https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/89a463fc-d1ac-4866-abb6-2f1b28fab2f2/error-2645?forum=accessdev just fine. Now I get run-time error 429. I do have MS Office 2010. However, I had Excel 2003 installed on my machine because some of our software is only compatible with 2003. Ever since then I've been getting this run-time error. I have all the libraries referenced. Does anyone have a solution for this? Error "Run-time error '1004': General ODBC Error I'm having trouble https://www.tutcity.com/access/run-time-error-2645.34880.html running a file that I run weekly, when running the update query I receive error message: "Run-time error '1004': General ODBC Error When I run debug, it fails at the 2nd line of code below: .... My excel links the CCL data from Access via the below details and from what I know, nothing has changed. I've googled the error and it seems to mention an awful lot that there could be a problem with the link but I'm very inexperienced with Access and not quite sure where I should be looking. Run-time error-214735267 (80020009) Run-time error-214735267 (80020009) You can't assign a value to this object. That is the error message I am getting for attempting to increase the value of a field when another field is true. And now, I am getting the error: "Run-time error '2465' Microsoft Office Access can't find the field ' ' referred to in your expression." The space between the apostrophes is for a symbol that I cannot find outside of the box. It is a straight vertical line. Run Time Error 1004 I have code which outputs data into Excel on to separate sheets, I
error occurs at: Option Compare Database Option Explicit Function CalcRate(frm As Form) Dim Mydb As Database, Myset As Recordset, Cd As String, http://www.office-forums.com/threads/ms-access-97-error-2645.597608/ Intrp As String Dim IRR As Currency, IAHR As Currency, ITR As Currency, Strcriteriaint As String Set Mydb = CurrentDb Set Myset = Mydb.OpenRecordset("LangRate", DB_OPEN_DYNASET) >>>>> Cd = frm.Lang_C <<<<<<<<< https://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/902915-set-default-text-box-sql-linked-table The exact error is : Run-Time Error 2465 Application-defined or object-defined error , Apr 12, 2007 #1 Advertisements Douglas J. Steele Guest See whether using Cd = frm!Lang_C is ms access any better. -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no private e-mails, please) <> wrote in message news:... > The error occurs at: > Option Compare Database > > Option Explicit > > Function CalcRate(frm As Form) > > Dim Mydb As Database, Myset As Recordset, Cd As String, Intrp As > String > > Dim IRR As Currency, IAHR As ms access error Currency, ITR As Currency, Strcriteriaint > As String > > Set Mydb = CurrentDb > > Set Myset = Mydb.OpenRecordset("LangRate", DB_OPEN_DYNASET) > >>>>>> Cd = frm.Lang_C <<<<<<<<< > > The exact error is : > Run-Time Error 2465 > Application-defined or object-defined error > Douglas J. Steele, Apr 12, 2007 #2 Advertisements Show Ignored Content Want to reply to this thread or ask your own question? It takes just 2 minutes to sign up (and it's free!). Just click the sign up button to choose a username and then you can ask your own questions on the forum. Sign Up Now! Similar Threads Error 75 Path/File Access error p, Mar 3, 2004, in forum: Access Forms Coding Replies: 4 Views: 183 p Mar 4, 2004 Using the IsLoaded() function in Access 2000 causes error, but not in Access 2002 Dave, Oct 28, 2004, in forum: Access Forms Coding Replies: 3 Views: 183 Dirk Goldgar Oct 29, 2004 TransferText -- Error 3011 in Access 2003 but not Access 2002 WhiskyRomeo, Sep 16, 2005, in forum: Access Forms Coding Replies:
Question Need help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,595 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. Set default for text box from sql linked table P: n/a Rick Beach I have a linked Sql view that retrieves the max number for a column named CHSRNumber. This query adds 1 to this number to give the next sequential number for a new record to be created and it is called NewChsrNumber. I have a text box named CHSRNumber on a form that I set the property default to be =[Tables].[FacilitiesQueries_MaxChsrNumber].[NewCHSRNumber]. When the form is opened, the text box states "#NAME?" I have also attempted to use an event to set the text box to this new number by using the below: Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers DoCmd.OpenTable"FacilitiesQueries_MaxChsrNumber" Me.CHSRNumber=[Tables].[FacilitiesQueries_MaxChsrNumber].[NewCHSRNumber] The sql table opens with the correct info but then I receive an error 2645 stating it cannot find the field referred to in the expression. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Nov 23 '10 #1 Post Reply Share this Question 5 Replies Expert Mod 15k+ P: 29,923 NeoPa [Tables].[FacilitiesQueries_MaxChsrNumber].[NewCHSRNumber] is simply not a way you can access that data. Sorry, but it's not. In your code (where you omitted to post the event procedure wrappings so we don't see where it fires) what you're doing is :Open a recordset to the correct table, but then drop the useful recordset object returned. Try the same failed code you had in the DefaultValue (not Default) property, but assign it to the Value (which is the default property) of control instead of the DefaultValue property (which is the one you actually want to set). Had you used the recordset object returned by the first line, you could have set the DefaultValue to RecordsetObjectVariable!NewCHSRNumber and it probably would have worked for yo