Question about Access Forms

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I 'm having a litle bits of difficutly with the Microsoft Access. There are
a coouple of errors that pop-up on the screen, and my forms don't have any
thing on them. I have 70 forms. All of them were imported from the other
file. I have Microsoft Access 97 and I also have Micorosft Office. I use
Microsoft Windows as my Computer.

These errors keep happening every time I try to click on the Microsoft Access.


Every form in my data-base contains a moduel, and it says something like
"Optical Compare Database". But the reset of the screen is blank. Each
module is in the form. The error happens after the form is clicked on and it
says: "No Current Record". The other error says: "Invalid use of null".

What doe these errors mean and How do I prevent them from happening?

Tahnks,
Joe
 
I 'm having a litle bits of difficutly with the Microsoft Access. There are
a coouple of errors that pop-up on the screen, and my forms don't have any
thing on them. I have 70 forms. All of them were imported from the other
file. I have Microsoft Access 97 and I also have Micorosft Office. I use
Microsoft Windows as my Computer.
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A bit of confusion here. Microsoft Access is *part* of Microsoft
Office; Access97 is now several versions back and out of support.
Nonetheless it's probably the best version of Access ever written, so
I wouldn't be in any hurry to upgrade. And there are many versions of
Microsoft Windows as the operating system.
These errors keep happening every time I try to click on the Microsoft Access.


Every form in my data-base contains a moduel, and it says something like
"Optical Compare Database". But the reset of the screen is blank. Each
module is in the form. The error happens after the form is clicked on and it
says: "No Current Record". The other error says: "Invalid use of null".

What doe these errors mean and How do I prevent them from happening?
Click to expand...

They suggest that the Forms are not connected to any tables. If you're
importing forms, by themselves, they won't do you much good! A Form is
just a tool, a window which lets you edit data in a Table (or more
than one table).

Just what are you trying to accomplish?!

John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
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