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MS Access – Using DLookup

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Jim Dettman (EE MVE)
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In Microsoft Access, learn how to use Dlookup and other domain aggregate functions and one method of specifying a string value within a string.

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1. Specify the first argument, which is the expression to be returned

2. Specify the second argument, which is the data source. This may be a table or query

3. Specify the third argument, which is the criteria

4. How to return multiple fields from a single DLookup()

5. Pitfalls to avoid

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