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jmonty
One possibility:
Your form was probably created using the wizard, right?
It linked the form's record source to a particular table
or more than likely a query. Your query requires a
parameter to be passed to it before it can run the query,
then link those records to your form.
Solution:
Select the form and click Design. (Design-mode)
On the View menu select Properties.
On the Data Tab, look at the RecordSource value.
That is what is requiring your input. Take a look at where
these records are coming from and investigate from there.
You may have changed the query or removed or renamed a
field from a table. Fix the query and your form should
work.
hope this helps.
Your form was probably created using the wizard, right?
It linked the form's record source to a particular table
or more than likely a query. Your query requires a
parameter to be passed to it before it can run the query,
then link those records to your form.
Solution:
Select the form and click Design. (Design-mode)
On the View menu select Properties.
On the Data Tab, look at the RecordSource value.
That is what is requiring your input. Take a look at where
these records are coming from and investigate from there.
You may have changed the query or removed or renamed a
field from a table. Fix the query and your form should
work.
hope this helps.