How can 'runtime error 35605' be effectively debugged in a VBA project?

Effective debugging strategies include: 1. Setting breakpoints at the problematic line and using the debugger's 'Step Into' (F8) function to trace execution and observe variable states in the Locals window. 2. Utilizing `Debug.Print` statements to output the names or values of objects and collections immediately before the error line, verifying their existence. 3. Carefully checking the spelling and exact names of all referenced objects, forms, reports, and controls against their actual names in the database. 4. Ensuring all necessary object variables (e.g., `Recordset`, `Form`) are properly initialized with `Set` and are not `Nothing` before attempting to access their members. 5. Verifying that all required references (Tools > References in the VBA editor) are checked and valid.