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help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,509 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. RunTime error: 3075 - run-time error '3075' syntax error (missing operator) in query expression Dlookup Issue P: 29 adigga1 Hello Experts, I'm about to go grey with this run time error 3075 syntax error in string in query expression dlookup statement: I'm trying to run a dlookup statement, I have the correct expression string, etc. but when I run run time error 3075 missing operator dlookup it under the Immediate window for testing I'm getting the runtime error. Scanerio: I'm calling an associated Price value (Currency) for a Code (text) from a Query in order to have an auto population in
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the fields; here is the code: Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers PrivateSubCPTcode_AfterUpdate() Charge=DLookup("Charge","Q_CPT-phystest1","CPTcode='&CPTcode'") EndSub It only populates if i replace the "& CPTcode" with an actual value. This is pulling from the same Subform. Please Help Adigga1 Nov 14 '08 #1 Post Reply Share this Question 3 Replies P: 90 mandanarchi Try this instead. Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers Charge=DLookup("Charge","Q_CPT-phystest1","CPTcode='"&CPTcode&"'") I have issues with DLookups too, it's not just you =) Nov 14 '08 #2 runtime error 3075 missing operator reply P: 29 adigga1 mandanarchi, Thank you for your suggestion; I will try this code and follow-up with the results. Adigga1 It ran Successfully!! Thank you Nov 14 '08 #3 reply Expert 2.5K+ P: 3,532 missinglinq Is CPTcode a Text or Numeric Datatype? The syntax varies accordingly. For Numeric CPTcode: Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers Me.Charge=DLookup("Charge","Q_CPT-phystest1","CPTcode="&Me.CPTcode) For Text CPTcode: Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers Me.Charge=DLookup("Charge","Q_CPT-phystest1","CPTcode='"&Me.CPTcode&"'") Welcome to Bytes! Linq ;0)> Nov 14 '08 #4 reply Message Cancel Changes Post your reply Join Now >> Sign in to post your reply or Sign up for a free account. Similar topics Run-time error '3075' Syntax Error in String in Query Expression - Run time error 3075 Runtime error 3075 dlookup key violation error 3075 Runtime error 3075 with SQL statement Syntax Error error, 3075 access97 runtime error 3075 missing operator Passing typo to form gets runtime error 2105 Browse more Microsoft Access / VBA Questions on Bytes Question stats viewed: 5983 replies: 3 date asked: Nov 14 '08 Follow this discussion BYTES.COM © 2016 Formerly "TheScripts.com" from 2005-2008 About Bytes | Advertise on Bytes | Contact Us Sitemap | Microsoft Access / VBA Answers Sitemap | Microsoft Access / VBA Insights Sitemap Follow us to get the Latest Bytes Updates
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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 http://www.justskins.com/forums/dlookup-error-129472.html 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 http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1556605 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 time error 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 in query expression 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 e
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