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1. Calculated controls in Access Form bound to ADO recordset

I can't get calculated controls to work with Access 2002 when the form is
bound to and ADO recordset.

For example a textbox with ControlSource =Sum([OrderQty]) where  [OrderQty]
is a field in the form recordset
*     works OK if the form is bound to an identical recordset from an Access
query and shows the total OrderQty
*    always give #Error if form is bound to an ADO recordset

thanks

Andrew

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