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    Dlookup with multiple criteria

    George thanks that worked a treat.
  2. J

    Dlookup with multiple criteria

    Thanks for this, only thing it still is returning 0 when I know that the date and time I am adding in are in the results of the query :-(
  3. J

    Dlookup with multiple criteria

    I have this If Not IsNull(strCount = DLookup("[Number_Of_Records]", "All_Booked_Callbacks ", "[CallBack_Date] =#" & Me.CB_DAte.Value & "#" _ & " And [CallBack_Time] = #" & Me.CB_Time.Value & "#")) Then strCount = DLookup("[Number_Of_Records]", "All_Booked_Callbacks ", "[CallBack_Date]...
  4. J

    Query bringing back multiple rows not just one

    ok managed to solve this in a really long winded way but it works :) See code attached
  5. J

    Query bringing back multiple rows not just one

    Ideally something like this.
  6. J

    Query bringing back multiple rows not just one

    If I try and explain what this is being used for it might help. This logs calls to people, they have three routes they can go down, initial, 2A and 2B, each has up to three calls, but different outcome criteria. The system reads the outcome code (from a contact table) and should turn that...
  7. J

    Query bringing back multiple rows not just one

    Unfortunately I do need to bring back the last column, so I guess I will need to try and do a second query to bring this back :(
  8. J

    Query bringing back multiple rows not just one

    Attached is what I am seeing The second column is the unique identifier, but if you look I have multiples, with the last column being the one that is pulling back too much data
  9. J

    Hello forum

    Used the forum a number of times for tips and hints, never posted before now, but I really need the help.
  10. J

    Query bringing back multiple rows not just one

    I have the attached code in a query. It should be bringing back just one row for each record, however, if I have anything in any column other than Call_NUmber_int it brings back multiples if that record, I can't seem to get this right, any chance anyone can see what I have wrong in this...
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