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you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Runtime 3075 Syntax error up vote 2 down vote favorite I'm trying to build an ordering system in the style of northwind in access 2010 syntax error missing before * but slightly less complicated! I need to bring the price of the product from the inventory to the order details subform when the product is selected from the combo box, so being a novice my code isn't working properly... Private Sub Product_AfterUpdate() Dim PriceX As Currency, UnitX As Currency PriceX = DLookup("Unit Price", "ProductInventory", "[ProductInventory].[Product]=" & [Product].Value) UnitX = DLookup("Unit", "ProductInventory", "[Product] =" & [Product].Value) Unit_Price.Value = PriceX Unit.Value = UnitX End Sub ms-access access-vba ms-access-2010 syntax error missing operand after 's' operator share|improve this question edited Aug 23 '13 at 15:51 HansUp 79.1k114371 asked Aug 21 '13 at 18:56 amatthews 1313 In the future, please give details about the error message. We aren't all as brilliant as @HansUp! –Smandoli Dec 30 '15 at 17:59 1 It's easy to be generous when the posted answer solved my problem. Happy 2016 to you. –Smandoli Dec 31 '15 at 4:00 add a comment| 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote 4 down vote accepted I suspect the full text of the error message was "Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'Unit Price'." You're looking up a value in a field named Unit Price. Since the field name includes a space, enclose it in square brackets to eliminate the error. PriceX = DLookup("[Unit Price]", "ProductInventory", "[Product]=" & [Product].Value) If you get a different error after that one, please give us the full text of the error message and indicate which line in your code triggered the error. From the current error you reported, it seems [Product] is text instead of numeric data type. So add single quotes around the value in the last part of the DLookup expression. PriceX = DLookup("[Unit Price]", "ProductInventory", "[Product]='" & [Product].Value & "'") share|improve this answer edited Aug 24 '13 at 13:36 answered Aug 22 '13 at 2:10 HansUp 79.1k114371
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Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode May 11th, 2009,10:50 AM #1 mcleyn View Profile View Forum Posts Thread Starter Junior Member Join Date May 2009 Posts 28 Run Time Error'3075': Syntax Error(Missing Operator) in query expression I am running a http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18365498/runtime-3075-syntax-error database using MS Access 2000 along with Visual Basic. Inside the database I am running a specific tracking summary form that takes information from a populated main table. Inside the tracking summary form I have three combo boxes; Status, Fiscal Year and Province, with their respective choices. When a user chooses one of the choices within the combo boxes it gives a Run-Time Error'3075': Sytnax error (missing operator) in query expression 'tblmain.Status comment tblMain.ProjectTitle'. More Information About the Error: http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?568912-Run-Time-Error-3075-Syntax-Error(Missing-Operator)-in-query-expression When I debug the error it highlights the line of code: Me.RecordSource = sql I have declared the variables and there is no other errors with the other code only the highlighted line. There are also other lines of code stated under the highlighted line of code, they are not highlighted but may or may not be part of the problem, I am unsure of this. Me.RecordSource = sql -(highlighted code) Me.cboStatus = statusTemp -(not highlighted) Me.cboFiscalYear = fiscalYearTemp -(not highlighted) Me.cboProvince = provinceTemp -(not highlighted) I am not sure what to do with this error. What do you think the problem is and how do you think I can fix this? Reply With Quote May 11th, 2009,11:00 AM #2 KTech View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage Lively Member Join Date Jun 2008 Location Pittsburgh Posts 117 Re: Run Time Error'3075': Syntax Error(Missing Operator) in query expression It says the error is in the sql expression which would indicate the sql variable contains the error. can you print the value before the line executes using "debug.print sql" Then you can see the value of sql and you should see an error in that. You can also take the sql statement that is produced and copy it into a new query window and try executing it there. It should highlight exactly where the problem is. Reply With Quote May 11th, 2009,12:40 PM #3 mcleyn View Profile Vi
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the zip code when the town is selected from the combo box. I also need it flexible so towns and zips can be added and modified (I can handle that part, I believe). Also some cities have multiple zips and sometimes multiple towns share the same zip. So I created a table for this form called tblSubscriber and in a query linked it with a table of tblPlans for this form. In addition I created a table called tblCityPostal with the town names and their corresponding zip codes. ... Thread Tools Show Printable Version Email this Page… Subscribe to this Thread… Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode July 30th,03:38 PM #1 dLookup error I have a form in which I want to automatically fill in the zip code when the town is selected from the combo box. I also need it flexible so towns and zips can be added and modified (I can handle that part, I believe). Also some cities have multiple zips and sometimes multiple towns share the same zip. So I created a table for this form called tblSubscriber and in a query linked it with a table of tblPlans for this form. In addition I created a table called tblCityPostal with the town names and their corresponding zip codes. On my form (frmSubscriber) I have a combo box for the cities that look to tblCityPostal. The I created an After Update event to look to the table tblCityPostal to paste the appropriate zip code to the zip code field (see below). Dim strZCode As String strZCode = DLookup("[ctPostalCode]", "tblCityPostal", "[ctCity_Towns] =" & Me!cmbCity) Me!txbZip = strZCode When I do this I get one of two errors (see below). I have tried many combinations from saving the record, to moving the " and taking out the &, to adding Forms!form name, to creating a string for the City name, all with the same results. Any ideas what is causing this? Run time error '2001' You canceled the previous operation. Run time error '3075' Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression '[ctCity_Town]=Clifton Park'. Thanks, Ken Ivins Ken Ivins Guest July 30th,04:02 PM #2 Re: dLookup error > strZCode = DLookup("[ctPostalCode]", "tblCityPostal", "[ctCity_Towns] =" > & Me!cmbCity) [...] > Run time error '2001' > You canceled the previous operation. Not sure about the cause for this one, but the change below may eliminate it. > Run time error '3075' > Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression '[ctCity_Town]=Clifton > Park'. You need to