Run-time error '2115' (1 Viewer)

I have a form with the following fields and data types:

Date: text in "mmm dd, yyyy" format
JAF: checkbox
EFS: checkbox
txt_ChAttn: textbox, generic format
Note: textbox, generic format

Basically, I've written code that does an AfterUpdate whenever JAF or EFS are checked or unchecked. It writes "John Doe" or "Jane Doe" into the txt_ChAttn textbox depending on which one is checked. I get the following vba error whenever it runs, however:

Run-time error '2115':

the macro or function set to the BeforeUpdate or ValidationRule property for this field is preventing Microsoft Office Access from saving the data in the field.

Now, I checked the results, and it actually is updating the txt_ChAttn textbox correctly, but it still throws this error every time you check or uncheck the checkboxes. Here is the code for the updates:


Private Sub EFS_AfterUpdate()

If EFS = -1 Then
If JAF = -1 Then
Me.txt_ChAttn.SetFocus
Me.txt_ChAttn.Text = "John Doe, Jane Doe"
Me.Refresh
Else
Me.txt_ChAttn.SetFocus
Me.txt_ChAttn.Text = "John Doe"
Me.Refresh
End If
Else
If JAF = -1 Then
Me.txt_ChAttn.SetFocus
Me.txt_ChAttn.Text = "Jane Doe"
Me.Refresh
Else
Me.txt_ChAttn.SetFocus
Me.txt_ChAttn.Text = ""
Me.Refresh
End If
End If

End Sub

Private Sub JAF_AfterUpdate()

If EFS = -1 Then
If JAF = -1 Then
Me.txt_ChAttn.SetFocus
Me.txt_ChAttn.Text = "John Doe, Jane Doe"
Me.Refresh
Else
Me.txt_ChAttn.SetFocus
Me.txt_ChAttn.Text = "John Doe"
Me.Refresh
End If
Else
If JAF = -1 Then
Me.txt_ChAttn.SetFocus
Me.txt_ChAttn.Text = "Jane Doe"
Me.Refresh
Else
Me.txt_ChAttn.SetFocus
Me.txt_ChAttn.Text = ""
Me.Refresh
End If
End If

End Sub


Depending on which conditions are met, it always highlights the
"Me.txt_ChAttn.Text =" line, regardless of which combination of checked/unchecked the textboxes fall under. Any ideas on what's causing this error, and how I can get rid of it? As I said, it is updating the textbox correctly.

EDIT: I can't seem to force it to post the code with the correct text spacing, so it may look a bit sloppy.

1. Get rid of the .Text part on all of it. You don't use the .Text syntax in VBA unless you absolutely have to. The default of controls is the .Value property and so you can just use

Me.txt_ChAttn = "Jane Doe"

as an example.


2. You do not need the Me.Refresh after everything.

So,

Sweet, thanks! That fixed it.

Nice username

Maybe it's just me, but I think the repetition in those condition tests indicates they shouldn't be nested. I'd do it like this:


As far as I can tell, the above will yield the same result in all cases.