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Syntax Error (Missing operator) - VBA code

I have an Access form with four fields which I am passing to a query in order to populate a report. The query returns the following error: Runtime Error 3075 (missing operator). Here's the code for the query (just the criteria portion):

"HCFA.[Other Payment], HCFA.[11b], HCFA.[Payor ID], HCFA.[Bill To Plan Name], HCFA.[Bill To Address 1], HCFA.[Bill To Address 2], " & _
"HCFA.[Bill To City], HCFA.[Bill To State], HCFA.[Bill To ZIP], HCFA.[Insured Gender], HCFA.[Insured Date Of Birth], " & _
"HCFA.[JDA SKU 1], HCFA.[JDA SKU 2], HCFA.[JDA SKU 3], HCFA.[JDA SKU 4], HCFA.[JDA SKU 5], HCFA.[JDA SKU 6], HCFA.[Patient DOB], " & _
"HCFA.[Plan ID], HCFA.NewDate, HCFA.NewBirthDate, HCFA.NewInsuredBirthDate, HCFA.[DOS Period], HCFA.[DOS Year], " & _
"HCFA.[Total Ticket], HCFA.[Paid POS], HCFA.[AR POS], HCFA.[Billing Adjustment], HCFA.Balance, HCFA.Ready2Print FROM HCFA " & _
"where ((HCFA.[Date of Order]) between (#" & cboBeginningDate & "#) and (#" & cboEndingDate & "#)) and ((HCFA.[Location Number])=cstr(" & cboOfficeNumber & ")) and ((HCFA.[Ins Co Name])=(" & cboInsCo & "));"

The attached file shows the error message box, and it has the values in the message so I believe the code is actually getting the parameters.

Any ideas?

Thanks.

Bret
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Badotz

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VRTech

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this is actually a second SQL statement that runs after the code determines if the cboInsCo drop down has been populated. When it hasn't, another SQL statement runs that does not include the cboInsCo parameter being passed. That statement looks like this, and it is working:

"HCFA.[Total Ticket], HCFA.[Paid POS], HCFA.[AR POS], HCFA.[Billing Adjustment], HCFA.Balance FROM HCFA " & _
"where ((HCFA.[Date of Order]) between " & _
"(#" & cboBeginningDate & "#) and (#" & cboEndingDate & "#)) and ((HCFA.[Location Number])=cstr(" & cboOfficeNumber & "));"

I don't believe the cboOfficeNumber parameter is the culprit. No it doesn't like resequencing the cboOfficeNumber syntax.

Any other ideas?

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frankytee

also use the office number part that Badotz posted, your original:
...and ((HCFA.[Location Number])=cstr(" & cboOfficeNumber & "))

should be:
..and ((HCFA.[Location Number])='" & cstr(cboOfficeNumber) & "')

this of course assumes HCFA.[Location Number] is a text field otherwise you would not need the cstr function.

Badotz

>>I don't believe the cboOfficeNumber parameter is the culprit.

I do not care what you "believe", your syntax is wrong.

((HCFA.[Location Number])=cstr(" & cboOfficeNumber & "));" is wrong. It shoulfd be:

((HCFA.[Location Number])='" & cstr(cboOfficeNumber) & "');"

The fact that your SQL works in purely coincidental. If you validated your SQL, you would see that.

VRTech

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Thanks.

Badotz

No worries - glad to help.