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This worked! &nbsp;Thank you!<br />
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Dim x As MSForms.Frame<br />
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Set x = Me.Frame4.Object<br />
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MsgBox x.Controls(&quot;textbox1&quot;).Val<wbr />ue
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This worked!  Thank you!

Dim x As MSForms.Frame

Set x = Me.Frame4.Object

MsgBox x.Controls("textbox1").Value

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Please provide a VBA example of how to access and set the value of a textbox placed on an MS Forms 2.0 Frame Control within an MS Access form. <br />
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In Excel the following code displays the value of textbox1:<br />
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MsgBox Frame1.Controls(&quot;textbox1&quot;<wbr />).Text<br />
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On an Access form, this does not work &nbsp;<br />
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In addition:<br />
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Frame1.Controls.Count = 0<br />
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Please provide a VBA example of how to access and set the value of a textbox placed on an MS Forms 2.0 Frame Control within an MS Access form. 

In Excel the following code displays the value of textbox1:

MsgBox Frame1.Controls("textbox1").Text

On an Access form, this does not work  

In addition:

Frame1.Controls.Count = 0

 

Using Forms 2.0 Frame Control on MS Access Form

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