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Microsoft
Access Resource Center
The Me Operator
Provided by: Steve Clark, Senior Project Manager
The Me operator should be used to refer
to controls on the form or report in which code is running. In doing so,
using "." rather than "!" after Me helps catch compile time errors.
Otherwise, the errors are only discovered when the application is executed.
For example:
Use :
Me.txtLastName
Instead of : Forms!frmPerson!txtLastName
