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I just started getting this error when trying to run a Macro. I get the message with an old database or making a new one and on three different computers now. My
references in VBA don't show anything "MISSING" so I'm lost.
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Okay, then post the If statement. Remember, I can't see your database. I can't tell you what's wrong without knowing some specifics. Doing so would only be guessing and the guess would most likely be wrong.
I just made a simple database to try and figure out what was happening in my large one. It's made up of two tables, table 1 and table two. I made a query between the two tables just to make sure it was good and it was. But when I run an If Then function in a macro using either tables I get that same message. I've used the macro in the past without a problem but now I got no joy.
What are you trying to do with the second Table and what is it's name. Hmm, also, what is the name of the first table.
No, I just started fresh by making two small Tables and a query. Then I tried to use the second table in a macro but all I get is that message.
Well, it seems the Macro is trying to find Table2. Did you copy a Macro which was using a Table with that name?