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Yes, if you start from scratch and make sure you don't use any of the modern controls and code.

You already tried the simple way; but if it failed, then that means you'll have to do it the hard way.

Hi. Welcome to AWF! There used to be a demo for that at UA. Sadly, it's inaccessible now. I don't think the wayback machine can help you with that either. Have you tried searching through the sample databases forum here?

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@tvanstiphout, I didn't see the OP mentioned "expression service" in post #1. I saw the "expression property" was mentioned though. Thanks!

I'm not in front of a computer right now, but could someone please check if the \ operator is also available in the Expression Service? Just a thought...

Can you post a screenshot of your References window showing the missing reference name?

I didn't realize that is the case because in the screenshot you provided, I didn't see anything was disabled.

Not sure how this happens but maybe you can modify the clockout button to force the user to also clockin before closing the form. Just a thought...

That surprises me. I'll have to try it out. Or, if you could post a sample db, that would be great.

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Hi Frida, I offered my assistance to Barbara, but I didn't hear back from her.

I have run into that warning but only while in dev mode. I have never encountered it on a production copy.

Ah, but that wasn't the process I asked you to do. I merely said to hit Ctrl+G and didn't say to open any form. So, I guess you don't get an error if you did what I asked then, right? Still, a demo file would really help make things clearer for us, no?

Supposedly, when you open the app using the shift bypass, no procedure should be running, so you seem to have an odd situation going here. Are you able to post a sample db to show this problem?

Can you open the file in shift bypass mode and still get the error when you hit Ctrl+G?

Did you check if there's Conditional Formatting applied to it?

Quick question: What is the name of the field that you were deleting when you got that error?

This error appears to be a result of your VBA code. You'll have to show us that part. You can modify it to either check for nulls or auto change nulls to something else. For example, you can use the Nz() function for that. Did you try the Before Update event? That can't be right. Access should...

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