Using Access 2010, I would like to count all check amounts greater than $50 within a table. So far I’ve used the expression - = DCount("[ChkAmt]","tblChecks","txtChkAmt > 50")
, but this expression results in “#Error”. I believe I may have a problem with the “Domain” part of the syntax. The Objects and Controls I’m using are: tblChecks (a Table); ChkAmt ( a Field); and txtChkAmt (a Text Box). I would appreciate any assistance with my issue. Thanks in advance.
As far as I know, NO brackets are necessary in DCount function: - =DCount("ChkAmt","tblChecks","ChkAmt>50")
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Use the field in your database, not the control in your form.
Hi Rabbit! Thanks for responding. I modified the expression to - =DCount("[ChkAmt]","tblChecks","[ChkAmt]>50")
and - =DCount("[ChkAmt]","tblChecks","[ChkAmt]">"50")
. In both instances the result was #Error. Does the solution have anything to do with whether or not I'm using brackets and quotes appropriately?.
I would have responded sooner, but was searching the site for issues the same as or similar to mine.
You have an extra double quote that popped out of nowhere. It wasn't in your original code.
I was experimenting with different bracket and quote positions, but none of my combinations appear to work. Here's the last failed attempt: - =DCount("[ChkAmt]","tblChecks","[ChkAmt]>50")
As far as I know, NO brackets are necessary in DCount function: - =DCount("ChkAmt","tblChecks","ChkAmt>50")
Again, as far as I know, this structure is available for all D functions.
You're absolutely correct, Mihail, brackets are necessary when numbers, spaces, or some other character is used in Object and Control names.
When you included the expression I sent I could clearly see my mistake. A small, but critical one at that. Are you ready? The domain is "tblCheck" not "tblChecks".
There you are...problem resolved. Much thanks goes out to you and "Hats Off" to Rabbit as well. You guys are Great!
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