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Search Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode 09-03-13,11:29 #1 sabyds View Profile View Forum Posts Registered User Join Date Aug 2010 Posts 25 Unanswered: URGENT: Getting Run time error 3421, Data type conversion error Hi, I am getting an error Run time error '3421', Data type conversion error. I have mentioned the code used. excel runtime error 429 Can some one help. It is very urgent. Private Sub cmdsave_Click() Dim Rs As Recordset Set Rs = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("Utilization_Tracker", dbOpenDynaset) Rs.AddNew Rs![Entry_Date] = Me.txtDate Rs![Team_Name] = Me.cboTeam_N Rs![Activity_Name] = Me.cboActivity_N Rs![Team_Mem_Name] = Me.txtGID Rs![#_of_items/Doc_Processed] = Me.txtitems Rs![Comments] = Me.txtcomments Rs![Total_Time] = Me.txtTTime Rs.Update Rs.Close Set Rs = Nothing MsgBox "Record Saved" Last edited by sabyds; 09-03-13 at 11:59. Reply With Quote 09-03-13,12:20 #2 pbaldy View Profile View Forum Posts Registered User Join Date May 2005 Location Nevada, USA Posts 2,888 Provided Answers: 6 On what line? One possible fix: Dim Rs As DAO.Recordset Paul Reply With Quote 09-03-13,12:23 #3 Burrina View Profile View Forum Posts Registered User Join Date Nov 2011 Posts 413 You might also check out this link. How To Fix (Error 3421) ? Reply With Quote 09-04-13,03:56 #4 Poppa Smurf View Profile View Forum Posts Registered User Join Date Jun 2007 Location Maitland NSW,Australia Posts 388 I would look at these lines Rs![Entry_Date] = Me.txtDate Rs![Total_Time] = Me.txtTTime Also I would place the following lines of code amongst your co
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Close Search Login Join Today Products BackProducts Gigs Live Careers Vendor Services Groups Website Testing excel runtime error 6 overflow Store Headlines Experts Exchange > Questions > "Data type conversion error" (Run-time error '3421') Want to Advertise Here? Solved "Data type conversion excel runtime error 9 error" (Run-time error '3421') Posted on 2002-03-01 Visual Basic Classic 1 Verified Solution 4 Comments 1,987 Views Last Modified: 2008-01-16 I have a VB-script in Excel that saves some values in to an Access Database. I have some http://www.dbforums.com/showthread.php?1696117-Getting-Run-time-error-3421-Data-type-conversion-error trouble with cells that are Empty. The values are both text and numbers. In the db the number fields are set to Required=NO and the Text fields Allow Zero Length=YES. I still get an error in the VB-script saying "Data type conversion error" (Run-time error '3421') when a value is Empty. I wonder if there is a way of telling Excel to generally accept empty values. The sheet is quite big (range a1:i77) and the https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20272338/Data-type-conversion-error-Run-time-error-'3421'.html values varies from time to time. Can someone please help me with this?! Please tell if you need more info. 0 Question by:Ecmil Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google Best Solution bykpchan2 As the runtime error (you expected) does not give you a critical problem of those data, why not bypass it using "On error resume next" in your VBScript? Go to Solution 4 Comments Message Expert Comment by:jackjeckyl2002-03-01 You may need to tell access to enter a value of null. Make sure to specifically say null and not " ". 0 LVL 4 Overall: Level 4 Visual Basic Classic 4 Message Expert Comment by:trkcorp2002-03-01 Here is a hokey trick that may help you on character strings. When setting the target variable append "" to the source variable. Example: a = b & "" If b is null appending "" to it will prevent the error. As for numerics, set default values to 0... Good luck! 0 Message Accepted Solution by:kpchan22002-03-01 As the runtime error (you expected) does not give you a critical problem of those data, why not bypass it using "On error resume next" in your VBScript? 0 Message Author Comment by:Ecmil2002-03-08 I think I go with your solution. The run-time error does not give me a critical problem, so it works using "On error resume next
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