I gave up on trying to code this stuff a long time ago and use Total Access Emailer from FMS instead: http://www.fmsinc.com/MicrosoftAccess/Email.asp
What makes it powerful is that you can use a table or query to send personalized emails to everyone in that list using fields from the table in...
You should be using this syntax:
=[eventattendsubform]![Forms]![countpeople]
Start with the subform's control name, then it's form collection, then the control in the form's collection.
There are several parts to this.
1. Think about how often you want to receive notification and how you flag a particular item as already being notified. I would add a date field to contain the email notification date.
2. Create a query that retrieves all the stock records that require...
I've used many FMS products including Total Access Analyzer for years and they've been very reliable (I have their suite). I got the 2010 version a few months ago and it's working really nicely for me. Can't imagine developing Access apps without the analysis it performs to catch stupid errors...
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