Trying to reference a field in a querry to use in calculation on f

[FatMan]

Hi all:
Can anyone please help me with this.

I need to reefer to a field from a MS Access query (the query has been
created using the query by example grid and not SQL) on a form. The field
name is "BinQty" and shows up as "SumOfBinQty" as the Groupby and sum options
are bing used.

When I reefer to the field in VBA I get the error message "Object Required".
I reefer to the field as:
Queries![qryPackoutPreviousPackoutsSum].[SumOfBinQty]

What is wrong?

The background to this is that I am trying to check to see if the total of
BinQty exceeds the value of BinsIntake. The querry is calculating the
SumOfBinQty correctly but I get the darn error message when I try to
reference it in my code.

Any help anyone can offer would me greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
FatMan

Was thi

 

[OfficeDev18 via AccessMonster.com]

Different Access objects have diffrent rules. To access query fields, you can
only use variables set as objects. Ergo,

Dim QRY As QueryDef, VarName As Double

Set QRY=CurrentDb.QueryDefs("qryPackoutPreviousPackoutsSum")
With QRY
VarName = !SumOfBinQty
(or some such)
.....
.Close
End With

Hope This Helps

Hi all:
Can anyone please help me with this.

I need to reefer to a field from a MS Access query (the query has been
created using the query by example grid and not SQL) on a form. The field
name is "BinQty" and shows up as "SumOfBinQty" as the Groupby and sum options
are bing used.

When I reefer to the field in VBA I get the error message "Object Required".
I reefer to the field as:
Queries![qryPackoutPreviousPackoutsSum].[SumOfBinQty]

What is wrong?

The background to this is that I am trying to check to see if the total of
BinQty exceeds the value of BinsIntake. The querry is calculating the
SumOfBinQty correctly but I get the darn error message when I try to
reference it in my code.

Any help anyone can offer would me greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
FatMan

Was thi

 

[KARL DEWEY]

using the query by example grid and not SQL) on a form.
Why not open the form and reference the form in your query like --
[Forms]![YourForm]![YourTextbox]