Variant vs. Control type in "For Each..." statement
Asked by midfde in Microsoft Access Database, Access Architecture/Design
Tags: VBA, Object required
Please see the attached image and explain the results - the first "Print" request succeds, and the second "For Each..." (not "Debug.Print") raises error.Start Free Trial
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