Hi, I currently have a Switchboard that I created using Switchboard manager. I added a label and deleted another one and that caused an error. It says: "The control name label2 is misspelled or refers to a control that doesn't exist" When I hit OK, I get an Action Failed window and I have the option of Stopping all macros. Error number is 2950. I don't even understand why this is happening. I didn't do anything else but that and I didn't add any macros or anything. The error comes up everytime I try to do anything with the switchboard. I'm using Access 2007, Windows Vista x64. Thanks!
SwitchBoard label error
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the labels and check boxes on the switchboard are named in specific ways, and you need to keep them consistent
the click events are also named in specifc ways, and the same point applies
look at the working buttons, and your own, and you will probably see an error in the naming convention you used.
the click events are also named in specifc ways, and the same point applies
look at the working buttons, and your own, and you will probably see an error in the naming convention you used.
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on Switchboard press right click mouse button, copy and paste the label1 (or any other), then select the new label# (click over Label Toolbox) and press F4 (Property Sheet). Here you will get 5 tabs, click on Other (tab) in line called Name, edit Label# for Label2. Here you will solve the problem. (Just put the label2 over label1 as per keep just one view on switchboard, don't delete label1).
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