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mjschukas
post May 11 2007, 12:49 PM
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i have a name field that pulls back the salesman's name (works well)...

and in the text box on a report, i would like to add: "the name of the salesman is: " and then the [salesman name] field...?

i keep getting an error...???

thank you.
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MattJ
post May 11 2007, 12:57 PM
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= "The Name of the Salesman is : " & [SalesmanNameField]


HTH
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mjschukas
post May 11 2007, 02:21 PM
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thankyou...

in the meantime, i've tried another textbox and field and i typed in:

="the invoice number is: " & [invoice]

and when i run the report, i get an #error...?

???

thank you.
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MattJ
post May 11 2007, 03:26 PM
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Is invoice an attribute included in the report's recordsource?
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mjschukas
post May 11 2007, 03:45 PM
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invoice is a field name that initially was in the data source of the textbox...

thank you.
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justAnewGuy
post May 11 2007, 04:12 PM
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mjschukas,

To answer your question, somebody already asked about records and #Error messages.
http://www.utteraccess.com/forums/showflat...1409616&Zp=

Now, if somebody could help me with the #Error messages I get in forms? Whenever I go make a new record, I have the following control text for a field:
=returnPres([DesignPres])

This is a simple function. DesignPres is defined as a double in the table, and here is the returnPres function:

Public Function returnPres(ByVal num As Double) As String
If num > -14.7 Then
returnPres = CStr(num) & " PSIG"
Else
returnPres = "--"
End If
End Function

The function works fine whenever I already have a record for [DesignPres]. I have all sorts of functions throughout all my forms, and I get annoyed whenever I see a "#Error" message when I go make a new record with my forms. The user enters [DesignPres] in another form, and I have it display in several other forms as a reference. Help?
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MattJ
post May 14 2007, 11:11 AM
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I've seen this before - try creating a new textbox control and entering the expression again.

Matt
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