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Ben White
Is there a way to test for the existence of a form (a built in function or
some such as opposed to knocking something up in VB) before I attempt to
delete it in a macro, or alternatively is there a way to suppress the error
message so that it continues with the rest of the macro even if it can't
find the form? I'm using Access 2000.
Apologies in advance if the answer to this is really obvious.
Cheers
Ben
some such as opposed to knocking something up in VB) before I attempt to
delete it in a macro, or alternatively is there a way to suppress the error
message so that it continues with the rest of the macro even if it can't
find the form? I'm using Access 2000.
Apologies in advance if the answer to this is really obvious.
Cheers
Ben