New to Access programming. Just created a form and wired events to it but every time I bring the form up on either the control or an event like Form_Load, I get a "User Defined Type Not Defined" error. I wired the control events through the property sheet and used the Code Builder option. I'm also testing the events through the interface using Form View.
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User Defined Type Not Defined
They are just stubs. What I did was to click on the control, and, on the property sheet under the Event tab, I clicked on the ellipse and chose Code Builder. It then created the stub. I get the error when I go into FormView. I can't even get to a breakpoint. It has to be some simple procedural thing I'm not doing.
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OK. I found it. Apparently there was an undefined object because the class module was not pulled into the project from the Excel project I was working on. The confusion was that the compiler did not flag it as it normally would (or at least in a way I'm used to) until I did a compile project from the Debug menu. I also had an error on an object who's class module is included in the project named currentRecord. I figure it must be a reserve word because when I changed the name, I got a clean compile.
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