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From: vircalendar via AccessMonster.com on 7 May 2010 19:07 I'm trying to use a button on a main form to change the sort order of a sub- subform.When I execute the following, I get runtime error 2465: application- defined or object-defined error. opting to debug, I find the line with orderbyon highlighted. Anybody see what's wrong? Private sub timesort_click() Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy = "Forms![control]! [worklist]![approved]![time]" Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy0n = True End Sub -- Message posted via AccessMonster.com http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/access-gettingstarted/201005/1
From: John Spencer on 9 May 2010 10:50 Perhaps the problem is actually in this line and the line where the error is generated is caused by the value in the orderby property Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy = "Forms![control]![worklist]![approved]![time]" Try just inputting the [Time] as in Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy = "[time]" assuming Time is a field in the sub-form's source. This line looks as if it is correctly formed Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy0n = True Although you might try Forms![control]![worklist].Form![approved].Form.OrderBy0n = True John Spencer Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2010 The Hilltop Institute University of Maryland Baltimore County vircalendar via AccessMonster.com wrote: > I'm trying to use a button on a main form to change the sort order of a sub- > subform.When I execute the following, I get runtime error 2465: application- > defined or object-defined error. opting to debug, I find the line with > orderbyon highlighted. Anybody see what's wrong? > > > Private sub timesort_click() > > Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy = "Forms![control]! > [worklist]![approved]![time]" > Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy0n = True > > End Sub >
From: vircalendar via AccessMonster.com on 20 May 2010 19:58 Thanks for your input. Unfortunately, neither change worked. The first lead to an inability to define the variable (program stopped execution and asked me to define the variable Time) and the second change left me with the same runtime error. John Spencer wrote: >Perhaps the problem is actually in this line and the line where the error is >generated is caused by the value in the orderby property > >Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy = >"Forms![control]![worklist]![approved]![time]" > >Try just inputting the [Time] as in > Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy = "[time]" >assuming Time is a field in the sub-form's source. > >This line looks as if it is correctly formed >Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy0n = True > >Although you might try > Forms![control]![worklist].Form![approved].Form.OrderBy0n = True > >John Spencer >Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2010 >The Hilltop Institute >University of Maryland Baltimore County > >> I'm trying to use a button on a main form to change the sort order of a sub- >> subform.When I execute the following, I get runtime error 2465: application- >[quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> >> End Sub -- Message posted via http://www.accessmonster.com
From: vircalendar via AccessMonster.com on 21 May 2010 19:06
I've figured it out. The problem was that I was using the name of the text box (time) instead of the data source for that text box (timescheduled). Rather than Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy = "Forms![control]![worklist]![approved]![time]" or the suggested Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy = "[time]" The answer was Forms![control]![worklist]![approved].Form.OrderBy = "[timescheduled]" vircalendar wrote: >Thanks for your input. Unfortunately, neither change worked. The first lead >to an inability to define the variable (program stopped execution and asked >me to define the variable Time) and the second change left me with the same >runtime error. > >>Perhaps the problem is actually in this line and the line where the error is >>generated is caused by the value in the orderby property >[quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >>> >>> End Sub -- Message posted via http://www.accessmonster.com |