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Access error 2450 impossible to find a subform "etc, etc, etc,"
The error message indicates that a subform is not where the code expects to find it. Could you SHOW the code? Not just explain what it is supposed to do? Also a screenshot of the form in DESIGN view would be helpful.
Salve,
From your pictures it looks as if the subform wouldn't be in "Sottomaschera_512C" but in the main form. So the code would have to be:
Forms!Lista_Parti_IER512C!Prelievo_Parti.SetFocus
etc.
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Ciao
Karl-------------
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Access DevCon- There is a principal multicolors form (Lista_Parti_IER512C), with 2 subforms (sottomaschera_512C and Prelievo_Parti). At Current event of subform sottomaschera_512C here is follow code:
If [Forms]![Sottomaschera_512C]![Sottomaschera_512C]![Disponibilità] = 0 Then
[Forms]![Sottomaschera_512C]![Sottomaschera_512C]![Disponibilità] = Null
End If
Only this it returned access error 2450 Impossible to find form Sottomaschera_512C.
Thank you for your cooperation
bertinofra Thank you.
From the screen shot, it appears that there are actually two different subforms, correct? The main form has the multicolored background and one control. The upper subform has records in it and the lower form has none, Correct?
It's not clear from the screenshot where the Double-Click event runs. If it's from the main form, then it looks like the highlighted line is trying to set focus to one of the two subforms, correct?
Is that where the error is raised? The error itself isn't included.....
IF so, then you have to be sure the subform control in which the subform is embedded is specified in that highlighted line, NOT the subform itself. They may or may not have the same name. It's usually better to name them differently to disambiguate.
