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    Question Hide "#Errror" Field Message?

    Is there a way to hide the "#Error" message displayed in computational fields for new records?



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    I dont believe so. Further, except for the rare occasion, you shouldn't be holding calculated fiends in a table to begin with.

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    I don't have any calculated fields held in the table, they are all held in unbound text boxes on the form only.

    Thanks though, they will just have to deal with #Error.

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    Oh. You said "field" and it threw me off. I thought you were referring to a table. You can use the Nz() function to default to something that wont error out.

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    Thanks Shabz, didn't even think of that!

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