Method or data member not found

[Guest]

I want to keep other users from changing data in a field but allow edits to
other fields. I found the following code here and thought it would work
however I keep getting the method or data member not found message. What am I
missing. I've made sure DAO 3.6 is checked in the references.

Here is the code I'm using:

Private Sub Form_Current()

Dim db As DAO.Database
Dim Rs As DAO.Recordset

Me.ASONumber.Locked = Not Me.NewRecord

End Sub

 

[ruralguy via AccessMonster.com]

It still sounds like a Reference problem. Maybe something in this link will
help.
http://www.accessmvp.com/djsteele/AccessReferenceErrors.html

Why are the two Dim statements in that event?

 

[Guest]

Yes, I've been to the site, tried everything.

The two Dim statements were left over from another attempt at fixing. I've
removed them and am back at my original code which follows:

Private Sub Form_Current()

Me.ASONumber.Locked = Not Me.NewRecord

It is the .Locked = that is highlighted after the message.

Thanks

 

[ruralguy via AccessMonster.com]

This may be a stupid question but you do have a TextBox control named
ASONumber, correct?

Yes, I've been to the site, tried everything.

The two Dim statements were left over from another attempt at fixing. I've
removed them and am back at my original code which follows:

Private Sub Form_Current()

Me.ASONumber.Locked = Not Me.NewRecord

It is the .Locked = that is highlighted after the message.

Thanks

It still sounds like a Reference problem. Maybe something in this link will
help.

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[Guest]

Whoa! My bad, it's named ASO. How stupid of me. Thanks for all your help.

This may be a stupid question but you do have a TextBox control named
ASONumber, correct?

Yes, I've been to the site, tried everything.

The two Dim statements were left over from another attempt at fixing. I've
removed them and am back at my original code which follows:

Private Sub Form_Current()

Me.ASONumber.Locked = Not Me.NewRecord

It is the .Locked = that is highlighted after the message.

Thanks

It still sounds like a Reference problem. Maybe something in this link will
help.

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[ruralguy via AccessMonster.com]

Glad I could help.

Whoa! My bad, it's named ASO. How stupid of me. Thanks for all your help.

This may be a stupid question but you do have a TextBox control named
ASONumber, correct?

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