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Try<br />
[EmployeeFirstName].Value &amp;&nbsp;&quot; &quot;&nbsp;&amp; [EmployeeLastName].Value <br />

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boag2000: Just realized it was a look-up not textbox control. &nbsp;I deleted the control and added a textbox to make sure no weird constraints were on it and realized it wasn't a textbox afterall. &nbsp;Thanks for that tip.
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correction: mbizup gave that tip
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Both provided information that helped solve the issue.
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^<br />
Yeah, I was wondering about that as well, ...I have never seen this error...?
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great, thanks<br />
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;-)<br />
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Jeff
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I have a report, I want it to display the First and Last Name of an employee concatinated into one field.<br />
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I had the controlsource of the field set to this:<br />
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=[EmployeeFirstName] &amp;&nbsp;&quot; &quot;&nbsp;&amp; [EmployeeLastName]<br />
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On the report, it's displaying &quot;# Type&quot; in that field instead of the name. &nbsp;What's the most effecient way to achieve what I want done?
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I have a report, I want it to display the First and Last Name of an employee concatinated into one field.

I had the controlsource of the field set to this:

=[EmployeeFirstName] & " " & [EmployeeLastName]

On the report, it's displaying "# Type" in that field instead of the name.  What's the most effecient way to achieve what I want done?

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