DCount syntax with inner join

I have the following working in a listbox's rowsource, I would like to modify to a DCount.

SELECT Count(*) AS CountOfDOS FROM TPatient LEFT JOIN TClaim ON TPatient.ID=TClaim.ID WHERE TPatient.ID=Forms!FPatientEntryQuery!ID And TClaim.ActiveClaim=True And [DOS]<DateAdd("d",-60,Date());

I am having issues with the quotes. Can a Dcount be performed as this? If so what would the proper syntax be?

Microsoft Access

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IrogSinta

8/22/2022 - Mon

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thandel

11/13/2013

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Thank you.

IrogSinta

11/13/2013

An alternative to DCount:

Dim iCnt as integer

iCnt = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("SELECT Count(*) AS CountOfDOS FROM TPatient LEFT JOIN TClaim ON TPatient.ID=TClaim.ID WHERE TPatient.ID=Forms!FPatientEntryQuery!ID And TClaim.ActiveClaim=True And [DOS]<DateAdd('d',-60,Date())").Field(0)
Msgbox iCnt

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Or you could use the specify the rowsource of your control (although it seems unusual that that your listbox rowsource only returns a single row showing the count).

iCnt = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(Me.Listbox.Rowsource).Field(0)

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