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- The column in a spreadsheet is too narrow to show the contents.
- #Deleted
- The record has been deleted.
- #Div/0!
- Calculation is trying to divide by zero. Check your expressions
for calculations for the possibility of current AND future records
resulting in division by zero.
- #Error
- Access cannot evaluate the expression. There are a number of
reasons possible.
- Circular reference: Using a control's name in an expression that
defines values for the same control
- Aggregate functions: Field name mis-spelled or there are not
enough arguments given
- Default value in a table or form: Wrong DataType or FieldSize
for the field
- Query: Result of calculation is larger than the FieldSize allows
- #Locked
- Access keeps other users from editing records that you are
editing. In addition, if you have multiple Access databases open at
once on your computer, Access treats each one as a separate user. So
you can only edit records from one database at a time. Also, Access
locks out groups of records at a time, not just single records. How
many at a time depends on the size of the records.
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#Name?
- The name that you typed for a source is not valid.
- Mis-spelled name of field
- Omitted the equals sign (=) in an expression in a form or report
- Source has been deleted
- #Num!
- The value is too large to be stored in the field due to the DataType or FieldSize
- #REF!
- There is a reference error.
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