Private Sub NextApplication_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_NextApplication_Click
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNext
Exit_NextApplication_Click:
Exit Sub
Err_NextApplication_Click:
If Err.Number = 2105 Then
MsgBox "Cannot navigate to the next record. This is the last record."
Else
MsgBox Err.Description
End If
Resume Exit_NextApplication_Click
End Sub
but even when this error occurs nothing is being properly handled the way i specified - any ideas ?
quick easy question, as im a noob when it comes to coding/vb.
Within our company database we have the usual timesheet table. With the table I have create a query (called "dailytimeforkeith") that gives me the sum of time for an individual person for one day (in fact its the previous day). What I have done then is created a form (called "keithyesterdaytime") that shows this query entry (called "sumoftimespent").
Each user has a different database screen logon and forms that are present when they log in. So what I then done is on one of these forms the load up, i attached this:
Private Sub Employee_Enter()
Me.Employee = User.FirstName
If Me.Employee = "Keith" Then
Dim stdocname As String
stdocname = "keithyesterdaytime"
DoCmd.OpenForm stdocname, , , acAdd
............
then on "keithyesterdaytime" opening the following code runs ------------------------------------------------------------
I have the following in the after update event in a Combo bound to a tbl on a Main form; Sub Combo8_AfterUpdate() ' Find the record that matches the control. Me.RecordsetClone.FindFirst "[Vendor] = '" & Me![Combo8] & "'" Me.Bookmark = Me.RecordsetClone.Bookmark End Sub
The Combo gets its data from a table and I use the Not In List to add data which is not in the Tbl and of course Limit To List is set to Yes. It works ok with one exception, when data is entered, but not saved, then deleted And the form closed. In this set of circumstances I get an error in the code above. Granted that normally a user will not delete data from the combo then exit the form but it does happen occasionally. I have tried adding On error goto.... but with no luck. Any suggestions?
So on the offchance that two clients are trying to autogenerate a key at exactly the same time, I'm trying to trap the 3022 error raised when a duplicate key is entered so that I can repeat the operation with a goto.
I'm raising the error with requery like this:
DoCmd.Save acForm, Me.Name 'next line triggers 3022 DoCmd.Requery
After I realised that the normal handler wouldn't trap it I got the database from this thread:
I have a VBA code that runs an append query to update a table. Due to relationship integrity a validation error shows (a type does not exist in the connected table): What I want to do is trap the error and write something that the user can understand. Help !
The Code: Code:Private Sub Report_Deactivate()Dim Msg, Style, Title, Response, MyStringMsg = "Click OK to Import Verified Data to the Invoice Table"Style = vbYesNo + vbMsgSetForegroundTitle = "Verify Import"Response = MsgBox(Msg, Style, Title)If Response = vbYes Then 'This is the problem line DoCmd.OpenQuery "qry_Step_5_appending_invoices", acViewNormal, acEdit DoCmd.OpenQuery "Qry_Step_6_update_fob", acViewNormal, acEditElse MyString = "No"End IfEnd Sub
I have a "homemade" switchboard that I am using and the first page allows the choice of administrator or user. I have used access user level security to deny all but administrators access to the administrator "path" in my switchboard.
When a user clicks on it, they get the runtime error 2603 saying that they don't have access. I am trying to modify the on error event so that the error won't show up and a custom message box I create will show up instead, however I cannot seem to get my on error code to do anything. I always get the standard access runtime error return box. Does anyone have any ideas??
I have an "Error trapping" problem. I am relatively new to VBA and wondered if someone would be so kind and point out the error in my code.
I have a form "frmSelectInvoices" that opens another form, "frmInvoice".
I use the Select Invoices form to select completed jobs that are not invoiced, based on a query.
The user would then select a job that he/she wants to invoice, and "frmInvoice" opens in front of "frmSelectInvoice".
"frmInvoice" is based on "tblInvoices" and a couple of the required fields, (customer, JobID, etc) are filled-in automatically using the information from a couple of fields from "frmSelectInvoice"
"frmInvoice" also has an InvoiceNumber field which tblInvoices needs as it is set as a required field with no duplicates, (this is NOT the primary key).
I am trying to notify the user that the InvoiceNumber has already been used, and to reset the record, so they can enter a new Invoice Number.
The code I have so far is as follows; Code:Private Sub Notes_Exit(Cancel As Integer)On Error GoTo Err_SameNumber Dim iResponse As Integer iResponse = MsgBox("Do you wish to Print an Invoice", vbYesNo, "SELECT AN OPTION") If iResponse = vbYes Then DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord Forms!frmSelectInvoice!Invoiced.Value = True Forms!frmSelectInvoice.Requery DoCmd.Save acForm, "frmInvoice" DoCmd.OpenReport "rptInvoice", acNormal, "", "[pkInvoiceID]=[Forms]![frmInvoice]![pkInvoiceID]" Me.btnClose.SetFocus Exit Sub End If If iResponse = vbNo Then MsgBox "You can Print it out later from the Invoices Main Menu", , "You Selected NO" End If DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSaveRecord Forms!frmSelectInvoice!Invoiced.Value = True Forms!frmSelectInvoice.Requery Me.btnClose.SetFocusExit_SameNumber:DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdUndo DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec Me.fkBookingID.Value = Forms!frmSelectInvoice!pkBookingID.Value Me.fkCustomerID.Value = Forms!frmSelectInvoice!fkCustomerID.ValueMe.InvoiceNumber.SetFocusExit SubErr_SameNumber: MsgBox "Invoice Number has already been used", vbInformation, "Please use a New Invoice Number" Resume Exit_SameNumberEnd Sub When I test the form with a number I know already exists, or even a number that has not been used before, the error message comes up and it then sets the focus to InvoiceNumber, but when I try and close the form it still keeps coming up and the only way I can get rid of it is to close the application using Windows Task Manager. Any help on this would be appreciated. Thanx
Hi guys, I was looking for a way to trap err.number 3314 (when required field is null) before Jet generates its warning. I came across an old post from Rich (below), but I couldn't make it work as yet. In the calling form, under the Form_Error event I wrote the following:
Dim f As Form Set f = Me Call fnValidateForm(f)
Could anyone please tell me where my error lays here? I have several forms which have several text and/or combo boxes bound to required fields and I would want to have a generic code, like the one here to trap errors before Jet shows it's Error Message.
Thanks in advance Regards Jaime Premy - Belém-Brasil
******************Rich's Function******************** Public Function fnValidateForm(frmA As Form) As Boolean Dim ctl As Control Dim Msg, Style, Title, Response, MyString fnValidateForm = True For Each ctl In frmA.Controls 'value in the control is required If InStr(1, ctl.Tag, "Required") > 0 Then ' no value entered or value is null ' or zero for numeric fields If (IsNull(ctl.Value)) Or (Len(ctl.Value) = 0) Then ctl.SetFocus MsgBox "You have not entered all the required fields return to the record and correct this! The record will not be saved if you do not! " fnValidateForm = False
Exit For End If
If InStr(1, ctl.Tag, "NumberRequired") > 0 Then If ctl.Value = 0 Then ctl.SetFocus MsgBox "You have not entered all the required fields return to the record and correct this! The record will not be saved if you do not! " fnValidateForm = False
Ok, I have a delete query that I use to delete records form a table. I have created a form that I run that query from. It has Delete button that runs the query. After I get the message that says "You are about to delete 56 records" and I click No, I get a "run-time error '3059'. Operation Cancel by user"
I did some searching on the forum and thought I could trap this error. But I still continue to get the error at
"DoCmd.OpenQuery stDocName, acNormal, acEdit"
What am I doing wrong and how can I prevent this error from appearing when I click NO or cancel the operation.
Private Sub cmdDelete_Click() On Error GoTo Err_cmdDelete_Click
cmdDelete_Error: Select Case Err.Number Case 3059 MsgBox "You have canceled the delete operation.", vbOKOnly, "Delete Canceled" Exit Sub Case Else MsgBox "Error number: " & Err.Number & " has occurred. " & Err.Description, vbOKOnly, "Error" End Select
I've made my own record navigation buttons on a form. they work fine, except when i get to the first record. if i click 'previous' then the 2105 error pops up "you can't go to specified record". the buttons were created through the wizard, and have error trapping in them. for some reason, it never actually goes to the error handler. the error message comes up, i press debug, and the 'DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acPrevious' is highlighted.
any ideas why the error trapping isn't working? here's the code:
Private Sub cmdPrevJob_Click() Dim x As Variant On Error GoTo Err_cmdPrevJob_Click DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acPrevious Exit_cmdPrevJob_Click: Exit Sub Err_cmdPrevJob_Click: If Err.Number = 2105 Then stop MsgBox Err.Description Resume Exit_cmdPrevJob_Click End Sub
I've got my form working, and all of the record updating is working fine, so now I am working on error trapping. I need to check if any of the two textboxes are empty, or nothing has been selected from the combobox. I am using the BeforeUpdate method. I am not getting any syntax errors. I am using an INSERT INTO SQL statement. Thanks.
related DB fields: SOPNumber (text) RevisionNumber (text) TrainingDate (date/time)
Private Sub Form_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
If IsNull(Me.cboSOPNumber) Then Cancel = True MsgBox "The SOP number is required", vbOKOnly, "Notice" Me.cboSOPNumber.SetFocus End If
If IsNull(Me.txtRevisionNumber) Then Cancel = True MsgBox "The Revision Number is required", vbOKOnly, "Notice" Me.txtRevisionNumber.SetFocus End If
If IsNull(Me.txtTrainingDate) Then Cancel = True MsgBox "The training date is required", vbOKOnly, "Notice" Me.txtTrainingDate.SetFocus End If
I am using following routine to lift data from Excel files into Access tables. Whole thing works, well, most of the time. The only issue I have is the spreadsheets are received from warehouses and even though they have been given strict instruction to stick to the template, I have had to adjust the spreadsheets. Amongst errors I get are:
Field 'F16' does not exist in table 'SA1'. (In this case I simply delete the last most empty column to fix this).
Or there are column name spellings and in such cases, I get no error and the simply code hangs.
Is there any routine that I could incorporate in the code that clearly states what issues are being experienced. This way I can pass the db to the user to run it themselves.
'Dim dbs As Database, tdf As TableDef Set dbs = CurrentDb On Error GoTo Macro1_Err DoCmd.SetWarnings False ' RunSQL executes a SQL string
What's the best way to trap the error I get when I don't input the time correctly in a date/time control?? I have a the following as an input mask: 99:00 >LL;0;_...02:30 PM
I am designing a table that will be used on a Form...thee will be a series of yes/no questions. I wanted to include a list box that the user adds one or the other. However i can't remember how to do it :D :confused:
Okay, now I'm suspecting there's more to this than an overly complicated control source statement....
My summary report contains multiple objects that calculate totals based on a statement in their control source. The report ran fine for a few weeks but all of a sudden it started producing this error:
"The expression is typed incorrectly, or it is too complex to be evaluated. For example, a numeric expression may contain too many complicated elements. Try simplifying the expression by assigning parts of the expression to variables."
I thought perhaps that 12 lengthy control source statements were simply too much for Access to handle, but then I did some testing and eventually removed all but this control source statement: =Sum([NotifType]=9)
That's about as simple as it gets, but when I try and run the report I still get the error. Ggggrrrrrrrrr....
Can anyone tell me what causes this annoying error and how I can get rid of it? (I already compiled.) What little Access quirk am I running into? I will gladly zip the file and post if necessary.
i'm not very good at vb and i'm sure this is an easy problem but i can't find the answer. i have constructed a vb code to show images from a stored table [not OLE linked]:
Private Sub Form_Current() If Not IsNull(Me.combined_image_path) Then Me.cempic.Picture = Me.combined_image_path End If End Sub
this works fine except when there is no image to show, the last image stays visable. what i want is no image to show if no image is availiabe for that record. i know that the statement should be constructed along the lines of 'then' if no image exists then show nothing 'else' Me.cempic.Picture = Me.combined_image_path
I got this to work easily on another form but on this particular form it doesnt work. I enter a command button and name it d1, then I enter this code for it to populate the current date in the field next to the box:
Private Sub d1_Click() Date_Entered.Value = Date End Sub
Can anyone see why it doesnt work :eek:
ERROR IS: Run-time error '2465':
Database cant find the field 'Date' referred to in your expression.
When I enter a date field it enders whats in that field (blank) into the field I told it (Date_Entered) on my form.
I am making a simple tabular form to use as a subform in another.
The form has a cbo box (cboItem_Name) Quantity (txtQuantity) Price (txtItem_Cost) Extended Price (txtExtended_Price)
Selecting an item in the combo puts the price in txtItem_Cost. Default for Quantity is 1. Control Source for txtExtended_Price = [txtQuantity]*[txtItem_Cost] and gives me my extended price.
I have a control in the footer of the form called txtSub_Total. It's Control Source =SUM([txtExtended_Price]). This Sub Total box generates the #error.
Can anyone tell me why? Do I need to do some other magic with my txtExtended_Price control instead of a simple calculation, like I have?
I can't get this working. The code was posted by someone else. Anybody that can help, thanks so much. ........................ I have a table name main1. I have a form name main2. (input box and command button)
..........................I placed the code into my command button......
Private Sub Command2_Click() Set con = Application.CurrentProject.Connection Set rs = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") stSql = "SELECT * FROM main1 " 'I have the password stored in this table!
rs.Open stSql, con, 1 ' 1 = adOpenKeyset
If Not (rs.EOF) Then If rs![PASSWORD] = Form_main2.Text1.Value Then 'Text1 is my unbound box for the user to enter the password! DoCmd.OpenForm "intro" DoCmd.OpenForm "main2" DoCmd.Close Else MsgBox "You have entered the wrong Password!" End If End If End Sub
Hi, I get this error when trying to rung a piece of code: The expression On Load you entered as the event property setting produced the following error: Member already exists in an object module from which this object module derives.
I have the EXACT same code working on other forms using different fields and I just can't figure out why this particular one isn't working, it's driving me nuts! My code is this: Private Sub Form_Load() Dim strReason As String
strReason2 = Nz(Ref3Poor_Reason, " ")
Select Case strReason3 Case "Not Known", "Unwilling to Give" Poor1NavRef3.Visible = False Poor2NavRef3.Visible = True
Case Else Poor2NavRef3.Visible = False Poor1NavRef3.Visible = True
End Select
Dim Ref3PoorCheck As Boolean Ref3PoorCheck = Ref3Poor_Reference
Select Case Ref3PoorCheck
Case "True" Ref3Poor_Reason.Visible = True
Case "False" Ref3Poor_Reason.Visible = False
End Select
End Sub
Can anybody tell me where I'm going wrong please? Thanks, Dan
I have the code below which is giving me grief as I have copied it from a previous usage and it worked fine. I have tried it in a beforeupdate and now as a seperate button on the form and it gives me the same error message; I have tried to put a save command in to save the record without any luck
the code is
If DCount("[Batch]", "tbl_Data_Wine_Batch", "[Batch]=" & Me.Batch) > 0 Then Cancel = True End If
The error message is Run time error 2001 you cancelled the previous operation.
The problem comes up in the dcount expression.
Any help would be great as it is an important part of the project and we can move on once we have overcome this
I have created command buttons to enter event registration information after biographical information has been completed. When I click on the button I get the following error message:
"Microsoft Office Access cannot find the field '|' referred to in your expression."
This is the On Click code that I have in there. Can anyone spot the error of my ways?
Private Sub RegisterButton_Click() On Error GoTo Err_RegisterButton_Click If IsNull(Me![AttendeeID]) Then MsgBox "Enter attendee information before registering for an event." Else DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, acSaveRecord, , acMenuVer70 DoCmd.OpenForm "Registration", , , "[Registration]![RegistrationID]=Forms![Attendees]![Attendees Subform].form![RegistrationID]" End If
Exit_RegisterButton_Click: Exit Sub
Err_RegisterButton_Click: MsgBox Err.Description Resume Exit_RegisterButton_Click End Sub
The task is (1) output an Access query to Excel (2) overwrite that file if it already exists (3) apply specific formatting to the header row and the other rows in Excel. I have cobbled the code together from two sources. The beginning and end are adapted from code on btabdevelopment.com but the large insert in the middle is code I got form a project a former colleague had done. But he's no longer around.
The problem: I click the button and everything works OK. The file is created and formatted just how I want. If I click the button a second time though, it seems to run OK, but when I open the file it is NOT formatted. However, theres another window behind it called Book 1 which has all the data and all the correct formatting it just hasnt been saved. If I click it a third time I get an error message that says Object variable or With block variable not set. Im not even 100% all that is accurate because I have tried it a multitude of ways, closing and re-opening the form, closing and re-opening Access itself, starting with Excel open or closed, never with the destination excel file open though. I dont seem to get exactly the same behaviour any two times. But as far as I can see, if I close and re-open Access, it always works the first time. So I can live with it.
Code: Private Sub cmdExport_Click() On Error GoTo Errhandler Dim rs As DAO.Recordset Dim oExcel As Object Dim oBook As Object Dim oSheet As Object
I am using a combo box to filter a 2nd form upon clicking a button. I posted on this topic the other month and was given some code that works. I am attempting to tweak it for another part of my database.I am receiving a Run-time error "3464': Data type mismatch in criteria expression.
