Talismanic
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I can not get DlookUps to work consistantly. I have been through Access help and can make them work with simple tables and forms. But now I have a form with a subform and all I get is errors. I have tried it in the control source and as a macro.
Here is the break down:
Table Name JobNumbersTbl
Feild1 in tbl. JobNumbers
Feild2 in tbl. JobNames
Form Name TimeSheet
Sub Form TimeEntry
Field name in TimeSheet for the info is [JobNumber]
Feild name with the DlookUp is [JobName]
Here is the DLookUp syntax I am using with a macro:
SetValue
Item [Forms]![TimeSheet]![JobName]
Expression DLookUp("JobName","JobNumbersTbl","[JobNumber]=" & [Forms]![TimeSheet]![JobNumber])
When I enter the expression I do not put brackets around the forms but Access keeps adding them, could that be related to the problem? I have never seen them in any of the examples of DLookUps.
As a control source I use the above expression with an = sign before it and get an error. Any ideas?
[This message has been edited by Talismanic (edited 05-25-2000).]
Here is the break down:
Table Name JobNumbersTbl
Feild1 in tbl. JobNumbers
Feild2 in tbl. JobNames
Form Name TimeSheet
Sub Form TimeEntry
Field name in TimeSheet for the info is [JobNumber]
Feild name with the DlookUp is [JobName]
Here is the DLookUp syntax I am using with a macro:
SetValue
Item [Forms]![TimeSheet]![JobName]
Expression DLookUp("JobName","JobNumbersTbl","[JobNumber]=" & [Forms]![TimeSheet]![JobNumber])
When I enter the expression I do not put brackets around the forms but Access keeps adding them, could that be related to the problem? I have never seen them in any of the examples of DLookUps.
As a control source I use the above expression with an = sign before it and get an error. Any ideas?
[This message has been edited by Talismanic (edited 05-25-2000).]