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07.21.2008 at 12:43PM PDT, ID: 23583140 | Points: 125
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How do I get the Dlookup function in  MS Access 2003 to pass critera back to a select query

Asked by NatttyLocc in SQL Query Syntax, Microsoft Applications, Access Reports

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I have a Form that allows for the user to pick the criteria that will be used to filter the select quary. I used  the Dlookup function with in a Select Query to limit the results based on what critera is within the combo box on the form. I is suppsoed to return LIKE "* SPI *"  or Not Like "* SPI *".  from the parematers table.
No results will populate.  The function that I am using is

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DLookUp("[Code]","Parameters","[Text] ='" & [Forms]![MSOUT_FORM]![Perameters] & "'")
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