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    caubetiep1337 is offline Novice
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    What is the "me" in the call events lines?

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    That is the form object, itself.

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    Just to expand a bit on ItsMe's answer -

    In every form or report code module, you can refer to "this form" or "this report" by using "Me". "Me" should not be declared with a Dim statement, since it is built in. You can use it anywhere you would use the "Forms!myform" reference. One big advantage of it is that you can use "Me" in a subform or subreport code module, to avoid using a somewhat complicated reference syntax.

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    nice! Will need to read more about "me" function and play around it to understand when it's convenient to use it. My code works with help from both of you! Thanks

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