>Hi,
>Simple question :
>what is the meaning of Me![something]
>
>Me! ...
>
>Thanks

Hi Stephane,

Below I paste help topic on "Me" from MS Access 97 help.


You can use the Me property in Visual Basic to refer to a form, report, (or to the form or report associated with a subform or subreport), or class module where Visual Basic code is currently running.

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The Me property contains an object reference to the current form or report and is faster than a fully qualified object reference. For example, the following two code fragments refer to the value of the LastName control for the current record on the Employees form:

strLastName = Forms!Employees.LastName

strLastName = Me!LastName

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HTH, Igor