I am trying to use Access 2007 popup calendar to populate a combo box with a selected date. When I select the date on the calendar the above error appears.
Code:
Private Sub Calendar9_Click()
'Set Date to the selected date and hide the clalendar.
MAssBDate.Value = Calendar9.Value
MAssBDate.SetFocus
Calendar9.Visible = False
End Sub
[code]....
Not sure whats going on here, nothing on the table that stops this from working. I just get Run-time error "2448 You can't assign a value to this object" When the code runs.
Code:
Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
Dim rst As DAO.Recordset
MySQL = " Select max(ID) from TblUserQry"
Set rst = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(MySQL)
Myid = rst.Fields(0) + Int(Rnd(1) * 10)
Me.txtMyID.Value = Myid
End Sub
I keep getting this message when I try and input a product ID in the subform in my 'Order Form', the message says 'you can't assign a value to this object' and when i try to click the row below it says 'You cannot add or change a record because a related record is required in table 'Invoices'', how can I change this? do i have to relate it to the Products table and if so how do i do this? Thanks, Bob.
System Link:
Gamez System (http://www.savefile.com/files/5147388)
I keep getting this message when I try and input a product ID in the subform in my 'Order Form', the message says 'you can't assign a value to this object' please have a look at it, thanks.
Gamez System (http://www.savefile.com/files/4823667)
Greetings, all.
Run into a snag with a payroll db, appreciate any help you can give me.
Main Form, with ordinary payroll/personnel info--clock no, first and last names, S.S.no., etc.
Subform for entering regular hours worked, OT hours worked, etc per Period Ending, keyed to main form by SS no. Pretty basic stuff.
Problem is, when we try to enter the first data in the subform, we get this error message :
"You can't assign a value to this object.
*The object may be a control on a read-only form.
*The object may be on a form that is open in Design view.
*The value may be too large for this field."
We get the message in the first field we go to, no matter which field we go to first.
None of the "may be" conditions apply.
When we hit "OK" the message goes away and we can enter our data, the records are created corrected. But as soon as we move to the next record, we get the same error.
Any idea why we're getting this error message?
Thanks for looking,
BeckieO
I have searched the forums and I don't see this problem. I have a split database. When I test it it works fine. It resides on a network drives and permissions have been checked. When users try it they get an error message that says "you can't assign a value to this object". This occurs after they have selected a project and the user form opens. The user form appears blank.
I have gone to other offices and if I am signed on to their machines it works but if they are the message comes up. I'm at a complete loss and need some advice. It's probably as plain as the nose on my face but I've been struggling for days.
By the way - I used to be Mrs.Meeker...I haven't been around for a long time.
I have an unbound form, with a subform datasheet (sfmStaffDS) - not linked to the parent form, which displays a list of all staff. There is another subform (sfmStaff), which displays data based on a field in the form which takes its value from the DA subform.To add a staff member I press the button and this clears the fields down as expected.
However, when I start entering data (in the First NAme field), I get the error as stated in the title. Interestingly, I can carry on and the data gets saved as 'normal'.I have used this technique before with success, except that the DS subform is linked to a value on the parent form.
I'm building a simple database for storing records about books.
I'm currently working on one of the data entry forms. Part of this form is supposed to enable the user to add details about the book and the series that it belongs to (if it does belong to one).
The relationship is One-to-Many: One series can have many books. I've made the series part a sub form.
When I enter some data to test that it works, I get an error message when I try to add a new series using the sub form. It says:
"You can't assign a value to this object.
*The object may be a control on a read-only form.
*The object may be on a form that is open in Design view.
*The value may be too large for this field."
As far as I know there isn't anything wrong, so I'm not certain why this error message comes up. I think it may have something to do with the primary key being the AutoNumber data type, but I just click 'OK' and ignore it, and it works fine.
The database works as far as I can see, I just want the error message to stop appearing.
Hi all,
I have a form that runs from a query which combines data from 2 tables. I am trying to set up a filter on the form using a number of combo boxes and text boxes and a command button to fire it but I keep getting the above error (on the .Filter = strFilter line) and I can't see what the problem is with my code.
Private Sub cmdApplyFilter_Click()
Dim strSSType As String
Dim strArea As String
Dim strDepot As String
Dim strStatus As String
Dim strRisk As String
Dim strZone As String
Dim strContractor As String
Dim strFilter As String
If IsNull(Me.cboSSType.Value) Then
strSSType = "'Like '*'"
Else
strSSType = "='" & Me.cboSSType.Value & "'"
End If
If IsNull(Me.cboArea.Value) Then
strArea = "'Like '*'"
Else
strArea = "='" & Me.cboArea.Value & "'"
End If
If IsNull(Me.cboDepot.Value) Then
strDepot = "'Like '*'"
Else
strDepot = "='" & Me.cboDepot.Value & "'"
End If
If IsNull(Me.cboStatus.Value) Then
strStatus = "'Like '*'"
Else
strStatus = "='" & Me.cboStatus.Value & "'"
End If
If IsNull(Me.cboRisk.Value) Then
strRisk = "'Like '*'"
Else
strRisk = "='" & Me.cboRisk.Value & "'"
End If
If IsNull(Me.cboZone.Value) Then
strZone = "'Like '*'"
Else
strZone = "='" & Me.cboZone.Value & "'"
End If
If IsNull(Me.cboContractor.Value) Then
strContractor = "'Like '*'"
Else
strContractor = "='" & Me.cboContractor.Value & "'"
End If
strFilter = "[subSubstationType] " & strSSType & "AND [subArea] " & strArea & "AND [subDepot] " & strDepot & "AND [subStatus] " & strStatus & "AND [subRiskLevel] " & strRisk & "AND [subZone] " & strZone & "AND [subContractor] " & strContractor
With Forms![frmSubInfo]
.Filter = strFilter
.FilterOn = True
End With
End Sub
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Having problems writing to this textbox on my form?
Textbox name is: Last_Name
Text Control Source is :Last_Name
Line of code is :
Code:
Me.Last_Name = Me.Combo0.Column(4)
I get the following data in the textbox " #Name?"
And the error:
" You cannot assign a value to this object"
Hi Gang,
I'm new to this forum so please bare with me.
I have spent the last two days trying to resolve, or work out why on earth I am getting this error message.
I am at the point of pulling my hair out - its SO frustrating so *any* suggestion would be great.
I have created a small database for plant (as in flowers) details. To cut a long story short, its a simple db fronted by a
form that allows me to display and add records together with an associated image (stored outside the db).
I was trying to write some code that would look at the control that displays the image and, if there is no image associated
with a particular record, it would display an "add new image" button. If there is an associated image, the buttons visable property is set to false.
I had ammended a section of code for the forms "on current" event and saved the changes. I then changed to form view, tried to enter a new record and access throws up the error message. It does not matter which field I try to add data in, the same error still happens. I have checked, and re-checked all my code and property settings for every control and field on the form and I can not track down what is causing this error.
I noticed from searching this forum that someone else had this error but the resolution does not appear to have been posted so can anyone help in any way at all.
My grateful thanks,
Kenny
I want to create a table via SQL. This table should contain records that begin after a specified date.
Something is wrong with this syntax.
Code:
Sub TEST()
Dim t As Date
t = 1 / 3 / 2014
DoCmd.RunSQL "SELECT TRP.Customer, TRP.Material, TRP.Product_Class, TRP.TRP as Price, TRP.Valid_from, " & _
" TRP.Valid_to INTO [New_Prices] " & _
" FROM TRP " & _
" WHERE (((TRP.Customer)= 1223) AND ((TRP.Valid_from)>#t#))"
End Sub
I have a form called departments . one that form i have 5 buttons. I want this form only to open when some logs onto the database . The buttons represent each department ...
1. sales
2 purchasing
etc etc
Is it possible to assign a password to those buttons so each department has security to their own form ...
How to implement the procedure of clicking on the flag and hide the field in VBA? I know that want to assign - ColumnWidth=0.
Сomplete procedure fails.
I want to retrieve and assign values of a control's properties by naming the properties. So for example:
Dim myHeight As Long
Dim myPropertName As String
myPropertyName="Height"
myHeight = 315
Forms!Myform.MyTextBox.Height = myHeight
I can retrieve the value using Eval:
Debug.Print Eval("Forms!MyForm.MyTextBox." & myPropertyName ) gives 315
How can I do the inverse operation, ie.assign the value of a property whose name I have in a string MyPropertyName? I mean other than a brute-force approach with a huge Case.
I have a table (tblPrinterSelection) with three fields: Autonumber, DocType, PrinterSel
There are three types of values for "DocType"; "Document", "LargeLabel", "SmallLabel"
I want to assign a "PrinterSel" to each type of "Doctype", which basically means that the user selects the type of document and then the printer in a form that has the code below and then I need the code to automatically update the table.
Code:
Dim PrintSel As String
Dim DocType As String
'Assign a value to the printer selected variable
PrintSel = Me.lblPrinterSelected.Caption
If IsNull(Me.frmDocType) Then
MsgBox "No document type selected."
[code]....
What i am looking for is code that would pick the value for "DocType" and "PrintSel" assigned here and add them to the table so that I can use that info later.
I am only looking to have three rows in that table so if the "DocType" does not exist then a new row is created but if it does, only the value of "PrintSel" is updated.
I should end up with something like this:
1 Document Epson
2 LargeLabel HP
3 SmallLabel Canon
How can I do this?
I have built an access application that contains a set of buttons along the top of every form that serve as navigation.* These buttons each perform the same function on every form they are on. (menu opens the main menu, etc) I have database macros to assign each button the same function but I still have to go through each form and manually assign them. I was wondering if it was possible to define a public function that on db open will look for all buttons with a certain name and assign them the macro. (so all buttons called cmdmainmenu will have the OpenMainMenu macro assigned and so on).Before you go there, I have already tried the navigation form and set all forms as subforms.
View 5 Replies View RelatedVisual Studio IDE environment and I have been working with Access VBA for almost a year now.
I am very used to generating my form controls in runtime and being able to create some cool user interface interactions by being able to say btnExample.OnClick += MyDynamicClickFunction
MyDynamicClickFunction(Object sender, EventArgs e).... code
Any way to assign functions to the events of already made controls on a form. Probably during the load event?
Now I have found that there are many ways to replicate Visual Studio's features by accessing User32 and replicating them
I have a query that formats data into a list of personnel who are coming due for refresher training. The query is formatted to provide me all the details that I need to create an outlook task, and assign it to the person. I tried creating a button on my form to create a record set of that query, and then create / assign a task to each person based on the values from the recordset.
Code:
Private Sub SendTasks_Button_Click()
'Create the recordset and set it to the appropriate query
Dim rst As DAO.Database
Dim rstData As DAO.Recordset
Set rst = CurrentDb
Set rstData = rst.OpenRecordset("SendTasks_qry")
[Code] .....
Basically, the compiler stops at "Dim myOlApp As New Outlook.Application" with the error: "Compile error: User-defined type not defined"
I want to define a public variable and i am using the following code but it gives me Compile error Invalid outside procedure.
Code:
option explicit
public ABC1 AS VARIABLE
ABC1="FALSE"
I am using VBA to execute a 'Make Table' (named 'DT'). One of the fields in DT (named 'Dollars') contains numbers that have 6 to 8 digits; some are positive and some are negative.
These large numbers with no commas (or parentheses when they're negative) are incredibly hard to read.
Any VBA coding that will change both the "Format" and the "Decimal Place" Field Properties on the table I make (i.e. "DT"). I want to the Format property to read (#,##0.00;(#,##0.00)) and the Decimal Place property to read "2"). This will allow me to display a number like -10326786.41 as (10,326,786.41) which is incredibly more readable.
Is it possible to do this programmatically; I've search the internet high and low and could find anything remotely useful.
Using Access 2010: I have a query with four fields: ORG_NAME, PERS_NAME_LAST, CountOfORG_NAME, and BdMbrCount. There are a couple hundred companies in the database with 1-7 people associated with each company. I need to number each person so that they have a number, 1-7 in the MemberCount field of my query.
I have my query connected to VBA code.
I have experimented with code that I have found on the forum, just to see if I could get something to work and I am getting “Undefined function ‘BdMbrCount’ in expression. I am trying to pass [ORG_NAME],[PERS_NAME_LAST] to my function and assign the value of BdMbrCount to a new field in my query, BdMbrCount.
Code:
Function BdMbrNumber()
Dim qdf As DAO.QueryDef
Set qdf = CurrentDb.QueryDefs("YourBdMbrsRRecognizedQry")
'Set rst = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("SELECT [ORG_Name],[PERS_NAME_LAST],[CountofORG_NAME], [BdMbrCount] FROM YourBdMbrsRRecognizedQry")
Dim ORG_NAME As String
[code]....
I am trying to return a single value from a table and assign it to a string to be used later but Dlookup isnt working at all. below is the code im using and the error message im recieving is "wrong number of arguements or invalid property assignment"
Code:
Sub boo()
Dim result As Integer
result = dlookup("Definition", "Config", "Parameter = 'Mail Folder'")
End Sub
I am just in the middle of writting a little bit of code that will go through each record in a query and export it into a word table. It's in the early stages but all was working yesterday. I've come to it this morning and ran it and now I get an error message;Run Time error 91: Object Variable or With Block Variable not set.
Code:
Private Sub Command15_Click()
Dim MyDb As DAO.Database
Dim rsLogin As DAO.Recordset
Dim ObjHead As String
Set MyDb = CurrentDb()
Set rsLogin = MyDb.OpenRecordset("query here")
[code]....
message "cannot find the object "." ". I have looked in the VBA for the Report I am working with and the form that has the underlying data and cannot find the rouge period! I am creating a label for payment envelopes that is gets its data from the form that indicates payments made
View 1 Replies View RelatedWhen we use DoCmd.SendObject, the object name is always the same name of table, query or report.Can we customize object name to something else more descriptive? For example:
If I send the report "SalesPerSalesman" about John Smith,
the object name now is "SalesPerSalesman.pdf"
If i send the report "SalesPerSalesman" about Maryann Johns,
the object name would be again "SalesPerSalesman.pdf"
However , the object name I would like "SPS_JohnSmith.pdf"and the report for Maryann Johns, I would like as object name "SPS_MaryannJohns.pdf"
Syntax
DoCmd.SendObject ObjectType, ObjectName, OutputFormat, To, Cc, Bcc, Subject, MessageText, EditMessage, TemplateFile
ObjectName � Name of table, query, Report etc.