Re: using dlookup as control source
- From: "sf" <sf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 16 Apr 2005 08:58:16 -0700
Douglas,
I think i did not explain how the discount is calculated. basically, i have
a table called HIre discount, which looks like this:
>From To Discount (%)
0 6 5
7 10 8
where from and to are number of days.
i tried to use the syntax below which i adapted from your previous post but
it does not work:
=DLookUp("[DISCOUNT (%)]","[HIRE DISCOUNT]","[NUMBEROFDAYS] BETWEEN" &
"FROM" & "AND" & "TO")
where have i gone wrong?
thanks
shaheed
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