VBA doesn't reference Table Fields directly. I say Fields because Tables don't have Variables and I expect that's what you're trying to say.
I was rather hoping you'd do a little bit of work before replying to ensure what you ask makes sense this time, rather than leaving it up to us again to guess what it is you're trying (but not very hard) to express. All I see is a simple repetition of the same question that was so poor before. Nevertheless, for now, I will attempt to answer as well as I can and guess what you mean.
So then, VBA is an Access (Office+) language that works with many entities in many different ways. It doesn't give access to data (Tables, Queries, Fields, etc) natively. As such your question doesn't make sense as it stands.
You can access data within Tables by Field (Bearing in mind obviously you also need to ensure you have the correct record selected.) either by using
DLookup() or by using Recordset coding in your VBA.
Generally speaking, and this is more for SQL than VBA though they can overlap here a bit, when dealing with items whose names contain spaces and/or other characters that may otherwise be treated as delimiters you should enclose them in brackets []. Thus, when referencing the table you would use [FinCoaching Enrollment File 2].
It is generally considered wiser not to use such characters in names but we don't always control what we have to work with so it helps to know how to handle them when forced to.
HWSilver:
One source said to use quotes when a file name has spaces.
That may be true, but I doubt they were talking about what you're asking about. I know of no situation where quotes, of either type (' or ") would be of any help in this regard at all.
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