>>>>I am trying to evaluate the expression "form1.office1.value" but the error "Object form1 is not found" results. the form I created is subclassed but still is called 'Form1'.
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>>>Try Thisform.office1.value
>>>or (if it's not active form) _SCREEN.Forms(nIndex).office1.value
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>>I am referencing it from code in another form.
>>Wondering why I cannot refer to it as 'form1' or whatever I choose to call it?
>>I am not sure what _SCREEN.Forms(nIndex is as I've not used it
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>You can still use Form1.office1.value, if you initiated your form using:
>DO Form Form1 Name Form1 LINKED
>If you will be unsuccessful here, just make a look at 'Forms Property' article from Help to understand another way.

Well I issued a "DO Form myform Name Form1 LINKED" but still tells me "form1 is not an object". When I created the form I said create form myform and the title of the form defaulted to 'form1' like they all do.