Form debug error

[LOUM]

Hello everyone:

When I run the debug i get a compile error with the below code.

Private Sub Combo118_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
If IsNull(Me.Combo118) Then
MsgBox "The blank field is required....", vbOKOnly
Me.Combo118.SetFocus
Cancel = True
Exit Sub
End If
End Sub

It states it cannot find Combo118.

How can I find where this was used on a form and which form?

Thank you.
Lou

[RuralGuy]

All you need is the "Cancel = True" to hold the focus in the control. No SetFocus code needed.

[LOUM]

Thank you for the quick reply.

When I remove the Setfocus I still receive the compile error indicating "Method or datamember not found".

Lou

[Missinglinq]

...When I run the debug i get a compile error with the below code.

Private Sub Combo118_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
If IsNull(Me.Combo118) Then
MsgBox "The blank field is required....", vbOKOnly
Me.Combo118.SetFocus
Cancel = True
Exit Sub
End If
End Sub

It states it cannot find Combo118.

How can I find where this was used on a form and which form?

If you're getting a Compile Error Access should be taking you to the code in the Code Module for the Form where it resides! Just look up at the Form Header for the name!

If Combo118 does actually exist on the Form, Access may be balking at the line

Me.Combo118.SetFocus

Located in the Combo118_BeforeUpdate event, the line is not needed; the line

Cancel = True

in the BeforeUdate event, would insure that the Focus will remain in the Control.

But the entire code is located in the wrong event! If the user simply doesn't make a selection from Combo118, the event will never fire and the Validation will not be run! Validation code to insure that a Control is not Null simply has to be in the Form_BeforeUpdate event!

It is quite possible that during development Combo118 was either deleted or re-named.

Linq ;0)>

[RuralGuy]

Use the intellisense. On this line: If IsNull(Me.Combo118) Then
...delete the Combo118 and the dot before it. Then put in the dot again and a list should drop down of all of the legal possibilities to select. Reselect Combo118 if it is there and then recompile again.

[LOUM]

Linq.

Thank you, I am leaning toward the combo was deleted. How can I delete the code correctly that is referencing it?