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Presumably you have other controls on the form such as the control button that cause the error. You could use an alternative approach e.g.
Code:
Private Sub cmdClear_Click() Dim cControl As Control For Each cControl In Me.Controls Select Case TypeName(cControl) Case Is = "TextBox", "ComboBox" cControl = vbNullString Case Else End Select Next End Sub
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