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Cost1 = DLookup (&quot;Retail_Price&quot;, &quot;ProductsT&quot;, &quot;Product=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;chr(34) &amp;&nbsp;Forms![frmReceipt]![txtPur<wbr />chase1]) &amp;&nbsp;chr(34) 
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The issue that I am having with the attached database is that I am trying to use a DLookup string. I am using the following string: Cost1 = DLookup (&quot;Retail_Price&quot;, ProductsT, &quot;Product=&quot; &amp;&nbsp;Forms![frmReceipt]![txtPur<wbr />chase1]) I am getting a #name? error message when I trying to use the form.<br />
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Sales.accdb

The issue that I am having with the attached database is that I am trying to use a DLookup string. I am using the following string: Cost1 = DLookup ("Retail_Price", ProductsT, "Product=" & Forms![frmReceipt]![txtPurchase1]) I am getting a #name? error message when I trying to use the form.

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