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Unable to disable controls on loading of form

Asked by vlvawter in Access Forms

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I need to disable controls (or enable at another time) during runtime.  My very short code is listed.

In the debugger, stopping at "If TypeOf," ctl.Enabled shows as True; yet, when the next line run the error comes up "438, Object doesn't support this property or method."  Yet the Locals window clearly shows ctl with the property of Enabled, as mention at first.

I've searched online, and am giving up.  

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Private Sub Form_Load()
 
  Dim ctl As Control, frm As Form
  
  Set frm = Forms!frmPatientExams!sbfXmlData.Form
  
  For Each ctl In frm
    If TypeOf ctl Is TextBox Then
      ctl.Enabled False
    End If
  Next ctl
 
End Sub
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