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2455 - You entered an
expression that has an invalid reference to the property |. The
property may not exist or may not apply to the object you
specified.
2456 - The number you used
to refer to the form is invalid. Use the Count property to count
the open forms and make sure that the form number is not greater
than the number of open forms minus one.
2457 - The number you used
to refer to the report is invalid. Use the Count property to
count the open reports and make sure that the report number is
not greater than the number of open reports.
2458 - The control number
you specified is greater than the number of controls. Use the
Count property to count the controls on the form or report and
then check that the control number you cite is within the range
of existing controls.
2459 - You can't refer to
the Parent property of a form or report when either is open in
Design view.
2460 - You can't refer to
the RecordsetClone property of a form open in Design view.k
2461 - Use a section number,
not a string, to refer to a form or report section.
2462 - The section number
you entered is invalid.
2463 - Use a number, not a
string, to refer to a group level.
2464 - There is no sorting
or grouping field or expression defined for the group level
number you used. A valid group level number can be from 0 - (for
the first field or expression you sort or group on) through 9 -
(for the tenth). Count the group levels in the report starting
with zero.
2465 - Microsoft Access
can't find the field ... referred to in your expression.You may
have misspelled the field name, or the field may have been
renamed or deleted.
2466 - The expression you
entered has an invalid reference to the Dynaset property. For
example, you may have used the Dynaset property with a form that
isn't based on a table or query.
2467 - The expression you
entered refers to an object that is closed or doesn't exist. For
example, you may have assigned a form to a Form object variable,
closed the form, and then referred to the object variable.
2468 - The value you entered
for the interval, number, or date argument in the function is
invalid. Check the argument to make sure that you entered it
correctly.For more information on valid argument values, search
the Help index for 'DatePart function,' 'DateAdd function,' or 'DateDiff
function'.
2469 - The expression you
entered in the form control's ValidationRule property contains
the error. Microsoft Access can't parse the ValidationRule
expression you entered. For example, if you enter the expression
= Function() in the ValidationRule property, and the function
Function doesn't exist, Microsoft Access displays the following
message:Unknown function name in validation rule: 'Function'. To
help you create expressions as arguments in Visual Basic, use
the Expression Builder. For more information, search the Help
index for 'Expression Builder'.
2470 - There is an ... in
the form control's ValidationRule property. To help you create
expressions as arguments in Visual Basic, use the Expression
Builder. For more information, search the Help index for 'Expression
Builder'.
2471 - The expression you
entered as a query parameter produced this error: ...
2472 - The LinkMasterFields
property setting has produced this error: ...
2473 - The expression 2 -
you entered as the event property setting produced the following
error: 1. The expression may not result in the name of a macro,
the name of a user-defined function, or [Event Procedure].*
There may have been an error evaluating the function, event, or
macro.
2474 - The expression you
entered requires the control to be in the active window. Try one
of the following:* Open or select a form or report containing
the control.* Create a new control in the active window, and try
the operation again.
2475 - You entered an
expression that requires a form to be the active window.
2476 - You entered an
expression that requires a report to be the active window.
2477 - You entered an
invalid objecttype value ... in an If TypeOf object Is
objecttype condition of an If...Then...Else statement. The
objecttype can be any one of the following: BoundObjectFrame,
CheckBox, ComboBox, CommandButton, Label, Line, ListBox,
UnboundObjectFrame, OptionButton, OptionGroup, PageBreak,
Rectangle, Subform, Subreport, TextBox, ToggleButton,
ImageControl, or OLEControl.
2478 - Microsoft Access
doesn't allow you to use this method in the current view. Most
methods, including the SetFocus and Requery methods, can't be
used in form or report Design view.
2479 - The event procedure
... can't be a Function procedure; it must be a Sub procedure.If
you want to run a Function procedure when an event occurs, try
one of the following:* Set the event property to the name of a
macro containing a RunCode action that runs the Function
procedure.* Set the event property to =FunctionName().
2480 - You referred to a
property by a numeric argument that isn't one of the property
numbers in the collection. Check the property numbers in the
collection.
2481 - You can't set a value
while a document is in Print Preview.
2482 - Microsoft Access
can't find the name ... you entered in the expression.You may
have specified a control that wasn't on the current object
without specifying the correct form or report context. To refer
to a control on another form or report, precede the control name
with the name of a collection, usually either Forms or Reports,
and the name of the form or report to which the control
belongs.For example, Forms![Products]![Units In Stock].
2483 - You can't move to a
previous control when only one control has had the focus. Use
the PreviousControl property only after you've moved the focus
to a second control.
2484 - There is no active
datasheet.
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