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help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,589 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. #Name? error message in Access Form P: 3 jkriner #Name? error message in https://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/683767-name-error-message-access-form Access Form -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hello I have created a simple database with 4 tables (all the same fields in each table). I then created a form and copied it 3 times (renaming the forms according to the table http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/ms-access-name-error.16565/ names). I changed the recource source in each form to reflect the corresponding table but now in some of the fields (in the copied forms) I am getting a #Name? message in a couple of the fields. Any name error help would be great... thanks :) Jul 26 '07 #1 Post Reply Share this Question 4 Replies Expert Mod 10K+ P: 12,110 Rabbit It probably means your field names from your record source don't match up with the control source property of the controls on the form. Jul 26 '07 #2 reply P: 3 jkriner ok, I just copied the original form (ie. table09 goes with form09 and then I copied form09 3 times and renamed microsoft access name them form10, form 11, form12...there is data in each of the tables (table 9, table10, table11, table12) that shows up in the corresponding forms, but how do I get the fields to match up? I am somewhat clueless (as you can tell) when creating anything in access and that is why I copied the form three times so I wouldn't have to redesign it each time) thanks so much Jul 26 '07 #3 reply Expert 100+ P: 1,206 JKing First I suggest checking the record source for each form. Open up the form properties and make sure you have the right table set for each form. For example Form9 should be set as table9, form10 set as table10. Once this is done open the properties for any textboxes that are giving you a #name error. There is drop down for the control source property. Select the proper field name from the list. This should get rid of any errors you have. Jul 26 '07 #4 reply Expert Mod 10K+ P: 12,110 Rabbit If the tables have different field names, then the controls on the form that reference those field names will be wrong because they're using the field names from the original form. You have to change the control source property of the control to reflect the field names in the table. Jul 26 '
in 'General Software' started by DanTheBanjoman, Sep 1, 2006. Sep 1, 2006 at 9:40 AM #1 DanTheBanjoman Señor Moderator Joined: May 20, 2004 Messages: 10,546 (2.32/day) Thanks Received: 1,384 Lately I've been forced to work with MS Access, not quite my own preference but I have no choice here. So I've been learning myself some access, going quite well. THough for the past days I've been frustrated by the #NAME? error. I'm trying to make a textbox which gets its data from a control source, works fine. However I want the default value to be a select max query. I made the query, which works perfectly. When I add the query to the default value field it tells me #NAME? though. Any way of entering the query fails. However, if I make a combobox or listbox and add the query it works just fine. Does anyone here happen to be some MS Access guru or simply know the answer to this issue? I already found the attached piece of text (couldn't copy it so I made a screeny, damn PDF) it didn't help at all though. Last edited: Nov 23, 2008 Sep 5, 2006 at 6:10 PM #2 Alec§taar New Member Joined: May 15, 2006 Messages: 4,677 (1.23/day) Thanks Received: 94 Location: Someone who's going to find NewTekie1 and teach hi System Specs Processor: DualCore AMD Athlon 64x2 4800+ (o/c 2801mhz STABLE (Ketxxx, POGE, Tatty One, ME)) Motherboard: ASUS A8N-SLI Premium (PCIe x16, x4, x1) Cooling: PhaseChange Coolermaster CM754/939 (fan/heatsink), Thermalright heatspreaders + fan built on (RAM) Memory: 512mb PC-3200 DDR400 (set DDR-33 for o/c) by Corsair (matched pair, 2x256mb) 200.1/200mhz Video Card(s): BFG GeForce 7900 GTX OC 512mb GDDR3 ram (o/c manually to 686 core/865 memory) - PhaseChange cooled Hard Disk(s): Dual "Raptor X" 16mb 10krpm/RAID 0 Promise EX8350 x4 PCIe 128mb & Intel IO chip/CENATEK RocketDrive Optical Drive: SONY DRU-810a Double-Sided DvD burner LCD/CRT Model: SONY 19" Trinitron MultiScan 400ps 1600x1200 75hz refresh 32-bit color Case: Antec Super-LanBoy (aluminum baby-tower w/ lower front & upper rear cooling exhaust fans) Sound Card: RealTek AC97 onboard mobo stereo sound (Altec Lansing ACS-45 speakers - 10 yrs. still running!) Power Supply: Antec 500w ATX 2.0 "SmartPower" powersupply Software: Windows Server 2003 SP #1 fully patched, & massively tuned/tweaked to-the-max (plus latest drivers) DanTheBanjoman said: ↑ Lately I've been forced to work with MS Access, not quite my own preference but I have no choice here. So I've been