Re: Dlookup function criteria w/wo single quotes

Yes, Pamphlet is a text field. Do I use single or double quotes?

When I use single quotes it works fine but I get into trouble because
one of the pamphlets has a single quote (') in its description.
I remember an example in these postings of double quote (")
and I recall """ ie 3 (") but can't find the post now.
How would the criteria look? "[Pamphlet] = """ & Forms!...?

And yes it was the same database in both cases.
With their permission I take a copy of the database from their
site to my laptop.

Thanks,
Doug

"Douglas J. Steele" wrote:

Assuming Pamphlet is a text field, the quotes are necessary.

It's been that way in all versions of Access. I can't understand why it
would work on one machine and not the other, assuming you're talking about
the same database in both cases.

--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP
http://I.Am/DougSteele
(no private e-mails, please)


"Doug F." <DougF@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have Dlookup:
That WORKS:(this has single quotes around the criteria)
myRequireItemNo = DLookup("[RequireItemNo]", "V$Pamphlets", "[Pamphlet] =
'"
& Forms![#10 Pamphlets]![subform #10B PamphletOrdersDetails]!Combo7 & "'")
'

That FAILS:(this has no single quotes around criteria)
myRequireItemNo = DLookup("[RequireItemNo]", "V$Pamphlets", "[Pamphlet] =
"
& Forms![#10 Pamphlets]![subform #10B PamphletOrdersDetails]!Combo7)

A client site runs the FAILS version ok with MS Access 2003 11.6566.8132,
when I
run it on my machine MS Access 11.5614.5606 it fails, sorry I don't have
the
msg
at this moment. Thoughts?

Thanks,
Doug









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