Error Code 3265

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Morris.C

Can anyone give me some information on this error :
"Error Code 3265. Item not found in this collection."

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.
Morris.C
Melbourne, Australia.
 
Morris.C said:
Can anyone give me some information on this error :
"Error Code 3265. Item not found in this collection."

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.
Morris.C
Melbourne, Australia.
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It means what it says -- some line of code tried to access a member of a
collection, probably using the name of the member as a key, but there
was no member in the collection by that name. Without seeing the code
in question, there's no way to guess what collection and what member
were involved, or what was going on in any practical sense.
 
It means what it says -- some line of code tried to access a member of a
collection, probably using the name of the member as a key, but there
was no member in the collection by that name. Without seeing the code
in question, there's no way to guess what collection and what member
were involved, or what was going on in any practical sense.
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What do you mean by "member of a collection?
A 'collection' of what?

Thanks for the quick reply.
 
Morris.C said:
What do you mean by "member of a collection?
A 'collection' of what?
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A "collection" in this sense is a programming construct, an object
defined in code that can contain a set of other code objects as
"members". For example, a Form object has a Controls collection, which
contains as members all the Control objects on the form. A Recordset
object has a Fields collection which contains all the Field objects that
make up a record in that recordset. A lot of VBA programming for Access
involves doing things with the members of the various collections that
are made available by the Access application.

If none of this makes any sense to you, you probably aren't the person
responsible for the code that is causing the error message that prompted
your question. Did you do any programming on your database? Did
someone else? What changed between the time it worked and the time the
error occurred?
 
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