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Complie error : variable not defined

Asked by Zerofun in Visual Basic v1.0.5.x, Access Coding/Macros

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I'm getting this error " compile error: variable not defined"

 'START: BILL OF MATERIAL & ROUTING WRITER:
Private Sub cmdWrtBOM_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_cmdBOM_Click
DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, acSaveRecord, , acMenuVer70
'STAGE1: Check BOM not already writen.
    Set rs = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("SELECT tblOrderItems.BOM_CMPLT, tblOrderItems.ITEM_NUM " & _
                                                            "FROM tblOrderItems " & _
                                                            "WHERE (((tblOrderItems.ITEM_NUM)=""" & [ITEM_NUM] & """));")
    With rs
        .MoveFirst
        If rs.Fields("BOM_CMPLT") = True Then
            MsgBox "ERROR: Bill of Material already written."
            Set rs = Nothing
            Exit Sub
        End If
    End With
    Set rs = Nothing
'STAGE2: Check for data errors that will prevent BOM from being written, and report where necessary.
                strItemNum = [ITEM_NUM]
                intMold = [MOLD_ID]
                dblActArea = [ACT_AREA]
                dblActLU = [LU]
 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! dblActACT_LP = [ACT_LP]!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
                dblActLE = [LE]
                dblActFT = [FT]
                dblActHE = [HE]
                bolNoAdjust = [NO_ADJUST]
                strDataError = ""
                strRCFlag = [R_C_FLAG]
                blnDataError = False
                'ACTUAL AREA:
                    If dblActArea = 0 Then
                        blnDataError = True
                        strDataError = Chr(13) & "    - Actual Sail Area (sqmtr): 0"
                    End If
                'ACTUAL LUFF:
                    If dblActLU = 0 Then
                        blnDataError = True
                        strDataError = strDataError & Chr(13) & "    - Actual Sail Luff Length (mtr): 0"
                    End If
                'ACTUAL LP:
                    If dblActACT_LP = 0 Then
                        blnDataError = True
                        strDataError = strDataError & Chr(13) & "    - Actual Sail LP (mtr): 0"
                    End If
                 'ACTUAL LEECH:
                    If dblActLE = 0 Then
                        blnDataError = True
                        strDataError = strDataError & Chr(13) & "    - Actual Sail Leech Length (mtr): 0"
                    End If
                'ACTUAL FOOT:
                    If dblActFT = 0 Then
                        blnDataError = True
                        strDataError = strDataError & Chr(13) & "    - Actual Sail Foot Length (mtr): 0"
                    End If
                'ACTUAL HEAD (if applicable)
                    If [SPLIT_SECTION] = True Then
                        If dblActHE = 0 Then
                            blnSplSec = True
                            blnDataError = True
                            strDataError = strDataError & Chr(13) & "    - Actual Section Head Width (mtr): 0"
                        End If
                    End If
                'FILMS:
                'Check that a minimum of three films have been entered and that their Qty > 0.
                    Set rs = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("SELECT tblSailFlmBld.ITEM_NUM, tblSailFlmBld.GRP_ID, tblSailFlmBld.Flm_ID, tblSailFlmBld.QTY " & _
                                                                        "From tblSailFlmBld " & _
                                                                        "WHERE ((tblSailFlmBld.ITEM_NUM)=""" & [ITEM_NUM] & """);")

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Zones: Visual Basic v1.0.5.x, Access Coding/Macros
Tags: microsoft, Access, 2003
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Solution Provided By: LSMConsulting
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Solution Grade: A
 
 
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