Re: Runtime Error 91

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Set a breakpoint on this line...

frmSeminarRequest.Show

When VB stops on that line, right click the code window and select
Toggle/Break On Unhandled Errors... then, hit F5 to continue running. VB
should then stop on the line that actually raised the error.

If "frmSeminarRequest" is a variable name, and not an actual form's name,
you will need that "Set" statement you mentioned. It would look like...

Set frmSeminarRequest = New ActualNameOfForm
frmSeminarRequest.Show

<dweiters@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:b791796a-ca7f-433e-ab01-5658a39161a8@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On Dec 9, 12:50 pm, "amdrit" <amd...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Thanks Amdrit. That sorta makes sense to me (novice), but I'm unclear
on how to set the object variable or what the next line of code should
be.


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