Can Sub & Form Button Have Same Name?

[Soule]

Hi, Everyone,

I want to click a form button and run code in a STANDARD module (not the "behind the form" class module).

I noticed the name (not the Caption) of my form button was different than the name of my Public Sub, so I changed the name of my
Sub to match the name of the button. I started getting an error message.



1) Are both Subs and buttons considered objects in Access?

2) Should my Subs and buttons have different names?

Any bit of information to clear this up for me will be appreciated. Thank you!

Frank

This post is also here http://www.utteraccess.com/forum/and...-t1983328.html
and here http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/...d.php?t=222614

[June7]

A subform is created by placing a subform container control on a form. This control has SourceObject property. The Object can be a table, query, form, report. Click the 'subform' once and you select the container control, click again and you select the form in the container control.

Controls on the same form cannot have same name.

[Soule]

Solved:

I decided to change my names back...they're all different now.

I haven't written anything with an Function procedure yet, so I didn't want any unforseeable errors to be thrown. For that reason I went with Call subs in my form class module. I used Event Procedures in my Event property to point to them.

Thank you.

Frank