The Error Message “End of Statement Expected” During our Python coding journey, we get a lot of error messages from the compiler or IDE we are using; some of those errors are very tricky and unclear, and others are very straightforward and helpful in repairing
Errors Happen We may come across several functions in programming languages. In VBA, we are prone to encounter errors like: Syntax errors Compile time errors Runtime errors These are errors in code which can be handled using error handling methods. For example, you can see
Excel or VBA Error 2023 in Excel is a runtime error that occurs both with and without displaying consistent symptoms. While there is no easy answer for this, I’ll try to explain in detail why you might be seeing it. The description for this error
Are you sitting there staring at this error on your VBA screen and getting frustrated? No worries, we shall fix it. But before deep diving into the root cause and solution to fix this error, let’s understand the correct procedure for using an object in
Introduction Every programming language has its own grammar and vocabulary — technically known as syntax. Having a mastery of any language implies that you have a sound knowledge of its syntax. As a beginner in VBA, you might be confronted with frustrating errors like the
Description This error in matching occurs when the Match function is used, but a match was not found. The Match function is used in order to determine the position in a 1-dimension list at which a text or number is matched. This error is of
Even when your code is perfectly constructed, the user might not always do what you would expect. For this reason, you need to insert error handlers into your code whenever there might be a reason that an error might occur. Handling an error when incorrect
Introduction It is often said that debugging is part of programming, and through error messages, the programmer can easily identify where there are problems in his/her code. But as you can see from the above screenshot the VBA Error 400 is one of those annoying
By Joseph Maabo New developers are usually faced with the “operation must use an updateable” query error when trying to update records in a database through a local or a web (online) application. Possible reasons for the occurrence of the error There are several reasons
Previously in the article Query Dates, Access I’ve explained how you can run queries on date values. However if double quotes are used in the criterion section a type mismatch error will occur. In the figure below you can see a query in design mode: This is the