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MS Access Forum / Modules / DAO / VBA / March 2005unbound control Error
All please I need your assistant.. this problem is driving me crazy.. I want to know how to set a control value to zero in case its source in some other sub forms is not avilable. I don't want the control to show me #Error I want to have its value as 0. Thanks in advacne. Paul. You can try IsError() function, write in control source: =IIF(IsError(Forms!MyForm!MyControl),0,Forms!MyForm!MyControl)  SignatureAlex Dybenko (MVP) http://Alex.Dybenko.com http://www.PointLtd.com > All please I need your assistant.. > this problem is driving me crazy.. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Thanks in advacne. > Paul. Dear Alex, thanks for your support... I tried the function but I was not able to apply it, it was saying error like coma or something is missing anyway I created another controls in the form where it can read from the sub form and I applied to my controls the function to avoid going for subform in all cases my syntax was as follow =IIF(IsError(OBC1),0,OBC1) but it was not working.... what shall i do to correct this syntax line... do i need to use [] i tried them but still i was getting coma or missing brackets error. I aprreciate your help. > You can try IsError() function, write in control source: > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Thanks in advacne. > > Paul. Dear Alex.. You are Braliant.. The code from here doesn't work with me but I went to your website, and I used another Code from there which is nnz function created for controls Errors to retrive value to 0 that code was very good and I used it with so many controls where its so flexible... thank you very much for your website and your assistance. Paul. > Dear Alex, > thanks for your support... [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > > Thanks in advacne. > > > Paul. Thank you Paul, you made me happy! :-) Alex > Dear Alex.. > You are Braliant.. [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] >> > > Thanks in advacne. >> > > Paul. |
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