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Runtime error 2427 on opening report

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john ierston - 03 May 2005 18:18 GMT
I have designed a basic d/base in access 97. On a form I can select a job
manager and month and then press a command button to run a report of
customers jobs for that selection. Where there are no jobs I get Runtime
error "you entered an expression that has no value. Here is the code:

Private Sub Detail_Format(Cancel As Integer, FormatCount As Integer)
'Set the backstyle to normal (default is usually transparent)
   YearEnd.BackStyle = 1

   If Int((Now - YearEnd) > 516) Then
       YearEnd.BackColor = vbYellow

   Else
       YearEnd.BackColor = vbWhite
   End If
   'Set the backstyle to normal (default is usually transparent)
   Text24.BackStyle = 1

   If Int((Now - YearEnd) > 516) Then
       Text24.BackColor = vbYellow

   Else
       Text24.BackColor = vbWhite
   End If
End Sub

The purpose of the code is to highlight in yellow any date older than 516
days and associated client name (text 24).
When I go to debug it highlights the line "If Int((Now - YearEnd) > 516)
Then".
I cannot seem to crack the problem . Any help very gratefully appreciated.
I am very much a novice! Thanks John
Jim C. - 03 May 2005 21:25 GMT
Hi John,

The error is occurring because you have no data for the report, and as a
result the formula Int((Now - YearEnd)  will not work.  To prevent this add
some logic to the On No Data event of the report that will display a message
on screen that there is no data, whatever, and return the user to the form.

Aslo, I would consolidate the If statements you have to use only one as
follows....

    YearEnd.BackStyle = 1
    Text24.BackStyle = 1

If Int((Now - YearEnd) > 516) Then
        YearEnd.BackColor = vbYellow
        Text24.BackColor = vbYellow
    Else
        YearEnd.BackColor = vbWhite
        Text24.BackColor = vbWhite
    End If

Jim

> I have designed a basic d/base in access 97. On a form I can select a job
> manager and month and then press a command button to run a report of
[quoted text clipped - 28 lines]
> I cannot seem to crack the problem . Any help very gratefully appreciated.
> I am very much a novice! Thanks John
john ierston - 03 May 2005 22:52 GMT
Hi Jim, Thanks very much for this.
Being a bit green about code, could you possibly suggest what to put in the
On No Data event-I have tried but obviously doing something wrong.
really grateful for the help
Cheers
John
Per Larsen - 03 May 2005 21:47 GMT
Why not just catch the error:

On Error Resume Next
...
If Err.Number = 2427 Then
   MsgBox "No Records..."
   Exit Sub
End If
...

Hth
PerL

> I have designed a basic d/base in access 97. On a form I can select a job
> manager and month and then press a command button to run a report of
[quoted text clipped - 28 lines]
> I cannot seem to crack the problem . Any help very gratefully appreciated.
> I am very much a novice! Thanks John
john ierston - 05 May 2005 02:15 GMT
Dear Per,
Thanks for your message. I cannot seem to get this to work - am probably
putting the code in the wrong place! Does it fit in the code I posted? Put
another way, would really appreciate it if you could tell me how to slot it
into the code I posted. Much appreciated!
Thanks
John
Per Larsen - 05 May 2005 13:33 GMT
It seems like using the NoData event is a simpler solution in this case:

Private Sub Report_NoData(ByRef Cancel As Integer)

   MsgBox "NO DATA"
   Cancel = True    '// Exit report

End Sub

hth
PerL

> Dear Per,
> Thanks for your message. I cannot seem to get this to work - am probably
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Thanks
> John
john ierston - 06 May 2005 09:57 GMT
Per
Thanks very much for this.
All works now. YOu're brilliant!
Thanks again
regards
John
 
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