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Error 3777 you've used the list index incorrectly, from what I've read the list index is now read only, another useful update and improvement from Microsoft!:rolleyes:

Yes the actual code is listed here, I guess you can't set the list index from another form Private Sub InvDate_DblClick(Cancel As Integer) Dim stDocName As String Dim stLinkCriteria As String Dim I As Integer stDocName = "Invoices" I = Me.Parent.CurrentRecord - 1...

Forms!Invoices![Combo64].ListIndex = 0 has worked fine for years but apparently I'm now using it incorrectly, any ideas?

We've been telling you Yankies just that for years:cool:

SAH1 is not listed in your code

Why can't you just put a Sum in the group footer?

Dim PrevCtl As Control Const ERR_OBJNOTEXIST = 2467 Const ERR_OBJNOTSET = 91 Set PrevCtl = Screen.PreviousControl your code etc Exit_Command95_Click: Exit Sub Err_Command95_Click: If (Err = ERR_OBJNOTEXIST) Or (Err = ERR_OBJNOTSET) Then Resume Next

Of course if you have your own switchboard and hide the db window on startup you don't have to look at that ugly ribbon or try and navigate through one list of endless objects to find your way around quickly

Not on here:p

Why are you quoting your own age?:confused:

Slightly older than 21:p

I'd have to learn to swim first:eek:

By the time I reach the age to gain a free bus pass the government will have stopped them due to the cut backs:mad:

Thanks guys, I my have said this before but my DOB looks fine here, it must be something to do with your date display settings:D

Which version of Access are you refering to?

What if he needs more than one spool, how will you cope with that?

What evidence do you have that Iran had anything to do with any of these terrorist activities?:rolleyes:

If you've deleted the orinal form then the code goes with it. Open the form in design view then look for the vba code

Deleting a label or control does not delete any vba code associated with them, you have to go into the vba editor to do that

They are of course customisable;)