Ms Access Runtime Error 2447
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Caused by Error in Form Control Value Submitted by solvadmin on Tue, http://solv.datamgmtsvcs.com/node/25 09/10/2013 - 21:57 Type: issueMajor Category: MS AccessImportance:2Tags: msaccesserrorerrormessageError Message: Run-time error 2447 "There is an invalid use of the . (dot) or ! operator or invalid http://www.dbforums.com/showthread.php?396590-Error-quot-There-is-an-invalid-use-of-(dot)-quot-in-subsubreport parentheses." If VBA code tries to access a form control value which has an invalid value (ex., the data property has an expression which evaluates incorrectly, ms access giving a #NAME result), this runtime error will occur. VBA is unable to correctly resolve the value of the control. Log in to post comments Email this KBItem Categories: MS Access (45) Windows (10) Drupal (8) toolkit (7) databases (4) PostgreSQL (3) images (2) Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) (2) MSExcel (2) ms access runtime data modeling (1) Computer Security (1) antispam (1) More Tags: msaccess (29) ms-access (21) vba (17) database (12) windows (12) access (9) drupal (8) form (5) bug (5) image (4) odbc (4) sql (4) More Recent content MS Access: Need to Relink Table After Adding Attachment or Multivalue Fieldsjay MS Access Data Access Libraries: DAO vs ADOjay Enumerate Installed ODBC Drivers in Windowsjay MS Access ODBC Linked Oracle Table File DSN/DSN-Less Connection Error -7778jay Converting Linked ODBC Tables Into DSN-Less Connections in MS Accessjay Wrap an Access Form in a Transactionjay Using VBA Code Libraries In Access Database Applicationsjay Refer to the current Access form in an expression in a form controljay How to Prevent the VBA Editor from Opening Previously Opened Module Windowsjay Setting Access Form's Me.DataEntry Property Clears DoCmd.OpenForm Filterjay Recent comments No comments available. SolvKB is a project of Data Management Services. Powered by Drupal CMS + Debian Linux + Rimu Hosting Syndicate
subsubreport If this is your first 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 above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Results 1 to 3 of 3 Thread: Error "There is an invalid use of . (dot) ..." in subsubreport Tweet Thread Tools Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… Search Thread Advanced Search Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode 06-04-02,19:22 #1 amerton View Profile View Forum Posts Registered User Join Date Jun 2002 Posts 2 Unanswered: Error "There is an invalid use of . (dot) ..." in subsubreport I have some complex reports, currently set up as follows: R1 (report) R2 (report) DeliveryTotals (subreport) In R2, code is used to check a subreport field's value: If Me![DeliveryTotals].Report![TotalDelivery] = 0 Then ... End If I want to nest R2 within R1; Access allows me to do this physically. However, when I run the report, I get error 2447 "There is an invalid use of the ' (dot) operator", on the same line of code. Is there a simple solution to this? I've tried everything I can think of, and spent 2 days searching the Web - any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Andrew Merton, New Zealand. Reply With Quote 06-06-02,16:14 #2 dynamictiger View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage Registered User Join Date Feb 2002 Posts 403 Try retyping Me![DeliveryTotals].Report![TotalDelivery] using the autocorrect features and see how it might change. Try moving the starting point for the if statemetn to a different location and see if by activating somewhere else the probelm, repeats or is cured. www.dynamicpool.dynu.com Reply With Quote 06-06-02,17:24 #3 amerton View Profile View Forum Posts Registered User Join Date Jun 2002 Posts 2 Thanks for the reply! However, I did some further investigation(!) and discovered that the problem was in not the code, but the formula behind the column. The formula was referring to [Reports]![R2].Report![SomeField]. Since R2 is no longer the top-level report, I had to change the formula to [Reports]![R1]![R2].Report![SomeField], and then it was all happy. Cheers, Andrew Merton Reply With Quote Quick Navigation Microsoft Access Top Site Areas S