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Amy Blankenship
This is my situation:
I have a form that I might use in more than one place, so I don't want to
use a fully qualified reference to a control on it within queries on the
form. Also, it is fairly deep in the structure and I've never found
referencing a control on a deeply nested subform intuitive. So what I want
to do is have a function that simply returns something like
Me.Control1.Value. The problem is, if I put that function on the form's
module where it will know about "Me", it isn't recognized by the query.
What's the best way to handle this?
Thanks;
Amy
I have a form that I might use in more than one place, so I don't want to
use a fully qualified reference to a control on it within queries on the
form. Also, it is fairly deep in the structure and I've never found
referencing a control on a deeply nested subform intuitive. So what I want
to do is have a function that simply returns something like
Me.Control1.Value. The problem is, if I put that function on the form's
module where it will know about "Me", it isn't recognized by the query.
What's the best way to handle this?
Thanks;
Amy