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DLookup Syntax: DATE; Multiple criteria
Posted on 2013-05-17
Hello ~
Following DLookup works superbly! when "ttSitus" is TEXT string (Thank You Gustav!):
Me.ttSitus = DLookup("[ttSitus]", "tblTimeTracking", "[ttPerson] = '" & Forms!frmTimeTracking!ttPe
Changing this to work w/ a DATE "ttDates", field = no errors, but returns only NULL value... Could anyone suggest a revision?:
Me.ttDates = DLookup("# & [ttDates] & #", "tblTimeTracking", "[ttPerson] = '" & Forms!frmTimeTracking!ttPe
Following DLookup works superbly! when "ttSitus" is TEXT string (Thank You Gustav!):
Me.ttSitus = DLookup("[ttSitus]", "tblTimeTracking", "[ttPerson] = '" & Forms!frmTimeTracking!ttPe
Changing this to work w/ a DATE "ttDates", field = no errors, but returns only NULL value... Could anyone suggest a revision?:
Me.ttDates = DLookup("# & [ttDates] & #", "tblTimeTracking", "[ttPerson] = '" & Forms!frmTimeTracking!ttPe
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