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noodnutt
G'day ppl,
I know this has probably been posted a gazillion times, and in most cases, I
missed the boat:
I have this as my control for my lookup value which is in the form footer:
=Nz([frmViewOrdersByONSub].[Form]![TotalCost])
It works if there is a data population for it to total, but the annoying
#error that appears until the subform is populated is somewhat unattractive,
I know this should display zero's.
I have the default value's of both the subform & the main form control set
the same with zero default values & Nz().
Any ideas, love to hear them.
TIA
Reg's
Mark.
I know this has probably been posted a gazillion times, and in most cases, I
missed the boat:
I have this as my control for my lookup value which is in the form footer:
=Nz([frmViewOrdersByONSub].[Form]![TotalCost])
It works if there is a data population for it to total, but the annoying
#error that appears until the subform is populated is somewhat unattractive,
I know this should display zero's.
I have the default value's of both the subform & the main form control set
the same with zero default values & Nz().
Any ideas, love to hear them.
TIA
Reg's
Mark.