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Works like a charm!!!<br />
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Thanks, Lena.<br />
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EEH
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Works like a charm!!!

Thanks, Lena.

EEH

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No problem...glad you understood what I was TRYING to say...I had enough typos to choke a horse haha.
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No problem...glad you understood what I was TRYING to say...I had enough typos to choke a horse haha.

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I have a command button that executes a spell check when clicked. &nbsp; I also need to perform a spell check on a subform.<br />
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What is the proper syntax for calling the acCmdSpelling on the subform?<br />
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'Spell check on main form (works fine)<br />
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSpelling<br />
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'Spell check on sub form (does NOT work)<br />
Forms![frmTopicsOpen]![sfr<wbr />mComments]<wbr />.Form.RunC<wbr />ommand acCmdSpelling<br />
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Thanks,<br />
EEH
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I have a command button that executes a spell check when clicked.   I also need to perform a spell check on a subform.

What is the proper syntax for calling the acCmdSpelling on the subform?

'Spell check on main form (works fine)
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdSpelling

'Spell check on sub form (does NOT work)
Forms![frmTopicsOpen]![sfrmComments].Form.RunCommand acCmdSpelling

Thanks,
EEH

Spell Check Subform

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