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SYMPTOMSUnexpected behaviors occur on forms and reports when controls on forms and reports have the same names as properties. CAUSEIn Microsoft Access version 2.0, the Microsoft Jet database engine processes references to properties first, and references to control names second. RESOLUTION
The best solution is to make sure that control names do not match existing
property names. You can see a complete list of property names by searching
for "reserved words," and then "Programming Topics" using the Microsoft
Access Help menu.
MORE INFORMATIONSteps to Reproduce Behavior
REFERENCES
For information about how the Name property is an exception to this rule
when you are using an unconverted version 1.x database file in version 2.0,
please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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