This great little bit of code :
=CStr([Recordset].[AbsolutePosition]+1)

shows the record a form is on (when set as the data control source in a
textbox) . It works fine on my office machine and, of course, blows up
on a client's PC.
Help !

Marshall:

Still not working. I took out the CStr function and also checked for
references. All refs are the same, Still blows up with a "?name" error.



"Marshall Barton" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> barret bonden wrote:
>
>>This great little bit of code :
>>=CStr([Recordset].[AbsolutePosition]+1)
>>
>>shows the record a form is on (when set as the data control source in a
>>textbox) . It works fine on my office machine and, of course, blows up
>>on a client's PC.
>
> Try it without the CStr function. If that works, then your
> client does not have all of your referenced libraries
> installed to the same version and location that you do.
> While you're checking the References, make sure you really
> need every one that is checked.
>
> --
> Marsh
> MVP [MS Access]