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Hi,

I have this below but it is always returning the value as 0, even when there
is more than 1 record.
=DCount("[Buyer ID]", "tblDownload", "[Buyer ID] = "" & me.txtBuyerIDTop &
"" ")

Any idea's?

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Thank You,

Nick Jones
Customer Services
Blue Lagoon Products
Sep 12 '06 #1
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Blue Lagoon Products - Customer Services wrote:
Hi,

I have this below but it is always returning the value as 0, even when there
is more than 1 record.
=DCount("[Buyer ID]", "tblDownload", "[Buyer ID] = "" & me.txtBuyerIDTop &
"" ")

Any idea's?
If BuyerID is a number and not a character string then you've got too
many double quotes. This should work:

DCount("[Buyer ID]", "tblDownload", "[Buyer ID] = " & me.txtBuyerIDTop)
Bruce

Sep 12 '06 #2

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