Re: Type Mismatch in dLookup

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These things are always a hairball for me, getting the quotes correct, so I
keep a template to use. Try this:

strContact = DLookup("ContactID", "qryLLCAddressFillIn", "[ChurchID]=" &
Me.ContactChurch.Value And """[ContactLastName]=""" & """
Me.ContactLastName.Value """)

Also, be aware that in the statement

Dim strAddress1, strAddress2, strCity, strStateID, strState, strZip,
strPhone As String

only

strPhone

is being Dimmed as a String. Every other variable is being dimmed as Variant,
which is the default. To have them all declared as String you need to use

Dim strAddress1 As String, strAddress2 As String, strCity As String,
strStateID As String, strState As String, strZip As String, strPhone As
String

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