I have a form with an unbound text box.
In the ControlSource of the control I have a RowNum() function to show the number of lines in my continuous form.
When I open the form an error message appears in my debug window:
RowNum() error 7951
This error appears because I don't have any RecordSource yet.
I'll set the RecordSource of the form after clicking a button.
Is there a way to disable error message in my debug window when I'm opening the form and than enable when I'm closing the form?
I've tried with:
Application.SetOption "Unassociated Label and Control Error Checking", False
and
Application.SetOption " Invalid Control Properties Error Checking", False
but it didn't work.
Thanks for any advice.
Thanks to the help of community in the comment section I was able to trap the error in the error handler of this function where Debug.Print appears.
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I have problem in ms access vb code when click the button but no response showing even error not display
Just writing simple code
like
Private Sub Command977_Click()
mgbo "Help me"
End Sub
In above code I write mgbo this error but no any action or error displayed
Make sure you select the Click Event procedure on the button's property sheet in design view. Sometimes if you leave this blank, the code will not run at all.
Then your code should be:
MsgBox ("Help me")
I'm fairly new to using content controls and I'm designing a Word form for work. The current form has the help text for content controls hidden (I have the option enabled to display hidden controls on my computer); however, I want to make sure users of the form are able to see these controls when they open the form. The issue is that when the help text is not hidden, it prints on the form. Is there a way to set the controls so the help text does not print but it is still visible to users when they open the form?
I tried using the following code, but I ran into issues with it. The code worked on my computer, but when a coworker tested it it caused an error message to appear and I could not figure out why. The single line of code was highlighted but as the code worked on my computer, I'm not sure how to fix it (I am also very new to Visual Basic).
Sub AutoOpen()
ActiveWindow.View.ShowHiddenText = True
End Sub
I was hoping that when another user opened the document, they would see the hidden text as if it were not hidden; however, when another user opens the document, they get this error:
"Run-time error '4605':
The ShowHiddenText method or property is not available because this
command is not available for reading."
The error message is happening because Word is opening the document in the Reading rather than the Print view. That is often the case when a document is opened from email, for example.
Adding the following line before the line for hidden text should help, as it will force the document to switch to the Print Layout view:
ActiveWindow.View = wdPrintView
So
Sub AutoOpen()
Dim vw as View
Set vw= ActiveWindow.View
vw = wdPrintView
vw.ShowHiddenText = True
End Sub
When I reference to subform error occurs. I have 1 main form and 2 subforms on the main one. One of subform has On Current event which trigger code:
Me.Parent![1ChildEquipFilter].Form.RecordSource = StrSQL
(it changes second subform's RecordSource)
When the main form is opened the first time, the error message appears
'you entered an expression that has an invalid reference to the property form/report'.
But when I click on the debug and then reset, all work properly. What's the matter?
When you open the form, first the two subforms are opened, then the main form, and then the two subforms again.
The simple workaround is to eat the error:
On Error Resume Next
Me.Parent![1ChildEquipFilter].Form.RecordSource = StrSQL
On Error GoTo 0
I am receiving a Run-time error 2176 on a DLookup only when searching executing through a form. (Using Access 2010)
I have supplied my code to be as 'hard coded' as possible to remove the possibility of errors on the form.
Text11.SetFocus
My code: Me.Text11.Text = DLookup("[Netherlands]", "Templates", "[Template]= 'SimpleGreeting'")
The weird part:
If I run this in the Immediate window it returns the rich text I would like to use
? DLookup("[Netherlands]", "Templates", "[Template]= 'SimpleSuppression'")
Some text .... so on and so forth
Skip SetFocus, avoid the .Text property, just use Me.Text11 or if you must have a property, .Value. The .Text propery is only available when a control has focus, but SetFocus can be dodgy, unless you know where you are.
I have a form for creating a record, I also have a button on the top of the form for to return to a form called home. When the form is being viewed and half the information is put in and the home button is clicked an error pops up saying " you cannot add or change a record beacasue a related record is required in a table "Elements"." How do I Change what the content of the error message is ?
You can put checks in your button_click sub to circumvent -- check to make sure all fields are filled in, and if not, display your own message box followed by
Exit Sub
That will short circuit the rest of the method so you should not get the standard message.
Here is a resource on error-handling in VBA: http://allenbrowne.com/ser-23a.html
I'm not sure, however, if you can create a handler in VBA for standard program error messages.