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Visual Basic Code Run-time Error 3075 MS Access

Asked by jdol2949 in Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, SQL Query Syntax

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MS Access 2003
I'm somewhat new to VBA coding so please bear with me.   The snippet I have below is supposed to create a button that will fill in fields for a table using data from another table.  The four fields that I want to insert are BatchNumber, BatchPartSKU, PartQty, & NetQty.  Previously to what I have below, the line:    
 strSQL = strSQL & " tblBOMParts.ReplacePercentage +1 * " & Me!BatchToBuildQty (supposed to relate to NetQty)
wasn't included, and the fill-in worked just fine.  As I said, I am a rookie at this, but I would like the above line to find the replacement percentage located in tblBOMParts, add 1 to that percentage, then multiply that number by the build quantity entered at the top of the form.  The error I'm receiving is as follows:
Run-time error '3075':

Syntax error (missing operator) in query expresson
'tblBOMParts.ItemQty * 60 tblBOMParts.ReplacePercentage +1 * 60

Where 60 is the number entered as the build quantity.  How do I separate the above two expressions so as to have the 4 fields migrated to table tblBatchParts, two of which are calculated?

Thanks!
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Private Sub cmdAddParts_Click()
'dimension all variables
Dim strSQL As String
 
'make sure the user entered BatchItemSKU and BatchToBuildQty first
If IsNull(Me!BatchItemSKU) Or IsNull(Me!BatchToBuildQty) Or Me.BatchToBuildQty.Value = 0 Then
    MsgBox "Please select a B.O.M. SKU and an Expected Quantity first.", vbCritical, "Can't Add Parts"
Else
    'Now build the SQL to insert the rows into tblBatchItems
    strSQL = "INSERT INTO tblBatchParts ( BatchNumber, BatchPartSKU, PartQty, NetQty )"
    strSQL = strSQL & " SELECT " & Me!BatchNumber & ", tblBOMParts.ItemNmbr, "
    strSQL = strSQL & " tblBOMParts.ItemQty * " & Me!BatchToBuildQty
    strSQL = strSQL & " tblBOMParts.ReplacePercentage +1 * " & Me!BatchToBuildQty
    strSQL = strSQL & " FROM tblBOMParts WHERE BOMPartNum = '" & Me!BatchItemSKU & "';"
    
    'turn off warnings so the user doesn't get a popup
    DoCmd.SetWarnings False
    
    'Execute the SQL code
    DoCmd.RunSQL strSQL
    
    'turn warnings back on
    DoCmd.SetWarnings True
    
    'Refresh the SubForm
    Me!sfmBatchParts.Requery
 
End If
End Sub
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