asked on 1/4/2015

Invalid use of Me keyword

My database won't compile because of this line...

strSQL = "SELECT DISTINCT tblLOCALTempDrChromoPatientAndMedImport.ChronoID, tblLOCALTempDrChromoPatientAndMedImport.Class FROM tblLOCALTempDrChromoPatientAndMedImport WHERE tblLOCALTempDrChromoPatientAndMedImport.ChronoID = '" & Me.txtChronoID & "'"

It says "Invalid use of me keyword"

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Microsoft Access

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Mike Eghtebas

1/4/2015

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Mike Eghtebas

1/4/2015

if it is in a form code window, also try

Me!txtChronoID

Microsoft Access

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.

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