G guanfl Registered User. Local time Today, 01:52 Joined Mar 7, 2013 Messages 13 Mar 11, 2013 #1 Hi, any reason why =listboxname.column(0) in the control source of a textbox will give me the value "#name?" ? I've used it successfully on another form..but for some reason its not working for me.
Hi, any reason why =listboxname.column(0) in the control source of a textbox will give me the value "#name?" ? I've used it successfully on another form..but for some reason its not working for me.
bob fitz AWF VIP Local time Today, 09:52 Joined May 23, 2011 Messages 4,808 Mar 11, 2013 #2 Check that you have spelt the name of the list box correctly.
G guanfl Registered User. Local time Today, 01:52 Joined Mar 7, 2013 Messages 13 Mar 11, 2013 #3 Definitely spelled correctly. Renamed the listbox just to be sure...recreated etc etc. I dont understand..I think my form is cursed..lol.
Definitely spelled correctly. Renamed the listbox just to be sure...recreated etc etc. I dont understand..I think my form is cursed..lol.
bob fitz AWF VIP Local time Today, 09:52 Joined May 23, 2011 Messages 4,808 Mar 11, 2013 #4 Perhaps the form is showing signs of corruption?
C CJ_London Super Moderator Staff member Local time Today, 09:52 Joined Feb 19, 2013 Messages 17,693 Mar 11, 2013 #5 what is the rowsource for your listbox? and is it producing a list? If the bound column is set to 1 you could drop the reference to column(0)
what is the rowsource for your listbox? and is it producing a list? If the bound column is set to 1 you could drop the reference to column(0)
G guanfl Registered User. Local time Today, 01:52 Joined Mar 7, 2013 Messages 13 Mar 11, 2013 #6 Rowsource of listbox is a query and is producing a list.. Yeap bound column 1 = column (0), tried moving the bound column and also column(x) accordingly.
Rowsource of listbox is a query and is producing a list.. Yeap bound column 1 = column (0), tried moving the bound column and also column(x) accordingly.
G guanfl Registered User. Local time Today, 01:52 Joined Mar 7, 2013 Messages 13 Mar 11, 2013 #7 bob fitz said: Perhaps the form is showing signs of corruption? Click to expand... The form is a subform in a navigation control tab. Though i tried creating a test textbox on another tab with another listbox and it works. I'll try recreate the form..i just don't see what the issue is.
bob fitz said: Perhaps the form is showing signs of corruption? Click to expand... The form is a subform in a navigation control tab. Though i tried creating a test textbox on another tab with another listbox and it works. I'll try recreate the form..i just don't see what the issue is.