Need WorkAround: The expression you entered refers to an object that is closed or doesn't exist.

[james.ii.turner]

I understand why I am getting this error, I just need to find a work
around for it. Here is what I'm trying to do: There is a textbox on
my form that OnClick will ask the user for a new value, I want to take
this value and update the textbox with this value. I can't use the
recordsource option on this textbox because the Form ControlSource is
constantly changing. Here is the code I'm using:

Dim MyResponse As String
Dim MyNewVal As Currency
Dim Salary As Currency

MyResponse = InputBox("Enter a value of 1 or 2" & Chr(13) & "1) Enter
New Hourly Wage" & Chr(13) & "2) Enter a Salary", "New Rate")
Select Case MyResponse
Case "1"
MyResponse = InputBox("Input your Hourly Rate", "New Rate")
If MyResponse <> "" Then
MyNewVal = MyResponse
lblRate.Control Source = "=" & MyNewVal
lblRate.Default Value = MyNewVal
lblRate.Requery
End If
Case "2"
MyResponse = InputBox("Input a Salary", "Salary to Hourly")
If MyResponse <> "" Then
Salary = MyResponse
MyNewVal = CalcSalary(Sala ry)
lblRate.Control Source = "=" & MyNewVal
lblRate.Default Value = MyNewVal
lblRate.Requery
End If
End Select
If MyResponse <> "" Then
Call cmdCalc_Click
End If

This code works but it does not save the new value. It will work while
the form is in Normal View, but if I go to design mode or close it all
together the next time I open the form it reverts back to the original
value I typed in the Design Mode for this textbox. I need to come up
with a work around to have this textbox updateable with a value that
will be saved in the form and shows up the next time I open this form.

[Bob Quintal]

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I understand why I am getting this error, I just need to find
a work around for it. Here is what I'm trying to do: There
is a textbox on my form that OnClick will ask the user for a
new value, I want to take this value and update the textbox
with this value. I can't use the recordsource option on this
textbox because the Form ControlSource is constantly changing.
Here is the code I'm using:

Dim MyResponse As String
Dim MyNewVal As Currency
Dim Salary As Currency

MyResponse = InputBox("Enter a value of 1 or 2" & Chr(13) &
"1) Enter New Hourly Wage" & Chr(13) & "2) Enter a Salary",
"New Rate") Select Case MyResponse
Case "1"
MyResponse = InputBox("Input your Hourly Rate", "New
Rate") If MyResponse <> "" Then
MyNewVal = MyResponse
lblRate.Control Source = "=" & MyNewVal
lblRate.Default Value = MyNewVal
lblRate.Requery
End If
Case "2"
MyResponse = InputBox("Input a Salary", "Salary to
Hourly") If MyResponse <> "" Then
Salary = MyResponse
MyNewVal = CalcSalary(Sala ry)
lblRate.Control Source = "=" & MyNewVal
lblRate.Default Value = MyNewVal
lblRate.Requery
End If
End Select
If MyResponse <> "" Then
Call cmdCalc_Click
End If

This code works but it does not save the new value. It will
work while the form is in Normal View, but if I go to design
mode or close it all together the next time I open the form it
reverts back to the original value I typed in the Design Mode
for this textbox. I need to come up with a work around to
have this textbox updateable with a value that will be saved
in the form and shows up the next time I open this form.

create a table. In the OnOpen event of your form dLookUp() the
value from this table. in the code which processes your user
inputs, update the value to this table.


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Bob Quintal

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