TM VBA inspector
Hi there.
I downloaded and used an excellent Add-In called the TM VBAinspector.
It pointed out potential errors in my code.
I cleaned the code as it suggested.
Brilliant Add-In.
The only thing I do not know how to clean is this;
When I refresh the inspector after compacting the code, the remaining errors are all "Module is empty" on a number of reports and a couple of forms.
I have searched the Access help file, and also through this forum, but cannot find any advice on removing the empty module from the reports or forms.
Could someone point me in the right direction on how to do this?
Thanx in advance.
I downloaded and used an excellent Add-In called the TM VBAinspector.
It pointed out potential errors in my code.
I cleaned the code as it suggested.
Brilliant Add-In.
The only thing I do not know how to clean is this;
When I refresh the inspector after compacting the code, the remaining errors are all "Module is empty" on a number of reports and a couple of forms.
I have searched the Access help file, and also through this forum, but cannot find any advice on removing the empty module from the reports or forms.
Could someone point me in the right direction on how to do this?
Thanx in advance.
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For your information LSM
the link on your profile page
"Contact:
email: scott at infotrakker dot com OR scott at thedatabaseplace dot net
Website: www.infotrakker.com (phone numbers, snail mail)"
Is broken.
the link on your profile page
"Contact:
email: scott at infotrakker dot com OR scott at thedatabaseplace dot net
Website: www.infotrakker.com (phone numbers, snail mail)"
Is broken.
ASKER
You come to my aid yet again.
As a side note, I have been developing this database for almost two years now, and I knew absolutely nothing about Access or in fact database design when I started.
Your help, and many others on here, has helped me learn so much about database structure and design I am deeply endebted to you all.
Thank You.
Thank You