Well, the problem is, the advice that was given was sound and should work. A lot of times, it's something small or a miscommunication and seeing the db usually clears up the issue. But since you cannot post the db, it's tough to troubleshoot with just going by description. Would it be possible for you to create a dummy db with the offending code being identical to your database?
Just occurred to me...is the form where the code is a subform? When referencing a control on a subform, it's different than referencing a control on a form.
I'm sure it's small, that's why I'm tearing my hair out lol.
I know the advice is sound and the responses have been quick so I'm not complaining, just frustrated it's still there.
I'm afraid IT policy won't let me upload any files outside of the system, it's that strict so I can't post the DB.
I'll try to explain as best I can
I have two tables - Customers & Incidents with a one-to-many relationship
The forms for entering data into these tables are created by queries.
The date fields I want to change are in the Incidents table, so:
I enter info into the customer table through the form;
I click a button to open a filtered Incidents form related to the Customer table;
I enter the date into the Date of Contact field and then I want the Deadline Date field to be automatically generated using the afterupdate event.
I use the code mentioned above and it tells me 'Microsoft Access doesn't recognise the object Me.'
That's about it. Not sure what to do now!