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06.02.2008 at 02:41PM PDT, ID: 23451390
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DLookup with Multiple Criteria (string type) gives Type mismatch error

Asked by tkschultz1207 in Microsoft Access Database, Microsoft Office Suite, Access Coding/Macros

Tags: Visual Basic Access, Type mismatch Runtime Error '13'

I am trying to do a dlookup with multiple criteria, sending in two string criteria and returning a string. I keep getting the type mismatch error. Can anyone help?

AA, AreaName and Name are all decalared as strings.

AA = DLookup("[email]", "tblMainManagerNames", "[Unit] = '" & AreaName & "'" And "[PermissionLevel] = '" & Name)Start Free Trial
 
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Tags: Visual Basic Access, Type mismatch Runtime Error '13'
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