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July 5th, 2007, 01:26 PM
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error 3075 "no such function"
Hello, my problem is access 97 started not to recognise the built-in
functions suddenly, such as month() or year(). Could anyone help me how to resolve this? Do you know what the reason might be? I need urgent help... -- funda ozdemir 
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July 5th, 2007, 02:12 PM
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error 3075 "no such function"
Maybe a reference missing? Look under tools references in VB Editor and if
they are missing it is stated this way : MISSING Find the appropriate library by scrolling down and check the checkbox. Save and close the VBE hth -- Maurice Ausum "funda" wrote: Hello, my problem is access 97 started not to recognise the built-in functions suddenly, such as month() or year(). Could anyone help me how to resolve this? Do you know what the reason might be? I need urgent help... -- funda ozdemir
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July 5th, 2007, 03:22 PM
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error 3075 "no such function"
Have you looked at the answer given by Douglas in your previous post?
http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...c-45f79627e1d4 When build in functions are not recognize in a requery, it usualy indicate on a broken reference -- Good Luck BS"D "funda" wrote: Hello, my problem is access 97 started not to recognise the built-in functions suddenly, such as month() or year(). Could anyone help me how to resolve this? Do you know what the reason might be? I need urgent help... -- funda ozdemir
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