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How to use "Me" syntax in a Form?
Upon review, I don't think I stated my problem as well as I could have. Let me try again. A sample of the code in a form variable that is problematic, is as follows: =DLookup("[ADescription]","2004SpendAuth","[FiscalYr]=forms![2004CombinedAuth]![FiscalYr] and...- ggslack
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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How to use "Me" syntax in a Form?
Using the "Me" syntax within VBA works fine. However, I have tried unsuccessfully a dozen variations of syntax to achieve the same thing in forms. For example: Within a form field that uses the dLookup function which uses values from the form. The only way I've gotten it to work is to explicitly...- ggslack
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
