Missing operator in query, DLookUp()

[dago87]

Hello.
I have following function in my query

DLookUp("name","Q[-]shortages","Q[-]shortages.ItemNumber='" & [PartNumber] & "'") AS Facility

I'm getting an error: Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression: 'Q[-]shortages.ItemNumber=1010'"

Q-shortages is another query, it's not table.

I really don't know what may be wrong.
Thank you for any help

[PhilOfWalton]

If PartNumber is numeric, you don't need the extra single quotes, if it is text,you do need them.

I would be very very very suspicious of how Access would handle those square brackets in Q[-]shortages. Change the name of your query simply to QShortages. Square brackets are normally used to indicate that 2 words are to be treated as one, so you can't use Last Name, but you can use [Last Name]

Sorry to go on, but "name" is a reserved word, and should not be used as the name of a field in any table. Don't know what you are after but FacilityName is perfectly acceptable.

Another reserved word that frequently causes trouble is "Date"

DLookUp("FacilityName","QShortages","ItemNumber=" & [PartNumber]) AS Facility
 

[dago87]

Thank you for fast reply, but sadly none of your suggestion have helped.
PartNumber is text field.
There has to be error somewhere in those double/single quotes.

'Q[-]shortages.ItemNumber=1010'"

[PhilOfWalton]

You haven't got rid of those square brackets

Phil

[PhilOfWalton]

Try

DLookup ("Name", "QShortages", "ItemNumber = " & Chr$(34) & PartNumber & Chr$(34))
 

Chr$(34) is always much clearer than a string of single & double quotes

Phil

[NeoPa]

@Dago.
Your code and the error message simply don't match. One of them must be wrong.

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