I currently have a query that uses the dir function. The exact field in the query is as follows:
filecheck: IIf(Dir([filelocation])<>"","Y",IIf([rndate] Is Not Null,"R","N"))
This has worked great over the last 2 years using Access 2000 and Access 2002.
Recently I upgraded to Access 2003 and realized that there were a few things that were not working and rather than messing around with it, I decided to revert back to Access 2002. After doing this on my laptop, the query above worked great. After doing this on my desktop, I still get the undefined function 'dir' error.
Both computers are running Windows XP Professional with Office 2003 except for Access which is 2002.
Here is a screenshot of the References on my desktop computer (just to show that there aren't any MISSING entries):
Does anyone have a suggestion for me?
Thanks in advance,
Randy
filecheck: IIf(Dir([filelocation])<>"","Y",IIf([rndate] Is Not Null,"R","N"))
This has worked great over the last 2 years using Access 2000 and Access 2002.
Recently I upgraded to Access 2003 and realized that there were a few things that were not working and rather than messing around with it, I decided to revert back to Access 2002. After doing this on my laptop, the query above worked great. After doing this on my desktop, I still get the undefined function 'dir' error.
Both computers are running Windows XP Professional with Office 2003 except for Access which is 2002.
Here is a screenshot of the References on my desktop computer (just to show that there aren't any MISSING entries):
Does anyone have a suggestion for me?
Thanks in advance,
Randy