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SteveL13

asked on 11/21/2016

DCount with multiple criteria

What is wrong with:

=DCount("[ExpiredID]","tblExpiredListings","DiffAgentDateRelisted BETWEEN #" & [Forms]![frmExpiredListingReportDateRange]![txtStartDate] & "# AND #" & [Forms]![frmExpiredListingReportDateRange]![txtEndDate] & "#" & " AND [ListingAgent] = '" John Doe "'")

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