The badge doesn't appear, or not on its target

WklBadge 1.35 or later, in Access forms and on Excel and Word UserForms.

• Nothing to show. The count is zero (with HideZero set to True, the default), negative, Null, or text that isn't a number; a count badge without any value stays hidden as well. A dot badge is hidden by Null.
• The target is hidden or not found. The badge hides with its target. A name in Target that isn't a control in the same section (detail, header, footer, or the same page of a tab control) isn't found; TargetFound then returns False, and the badge stays where it was drawn.
• Design view. The badge moves onto its target only in Form view; in Design view, it stays where it was drawn and shows a sample „3“.
• A subform covers it. Access draws a subform over every ActiveX control, so a badge on or behind a subform can't be seen.
• The detail section of a continuous form. Access creates only one instance there, and a bound one keeps Access from opening the form.

1. Read Count, Value and TargetFound in the Immediate window while the form is open: ?Forms!frmStart!badSessions.Object.TargetFound.
2. Put the badge in the same section as its target, and check the spelling of Target.
3. Set HideZero to False to see „0“, or check the Control Source for Null.
4. Place a badge for a subform beside the subform, and put counts per record in a WklGrid column instead of a continuous form.

• How to: Show a count on a button
• API reference: WklBadge