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Variable in DMax 1

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ohmbru

ohmbru

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Jul 13, 2001
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I am having trouble with the variable at the end of this line:

intCheckAppr = DMax("[tblCheckApprSum]![TotalChkApp]", "[tblCheckApprSum]", "[tblCheckApprSum]![operator]= " & strCSR)

I think I am not properly closing. It works fine when I hard code it or reference the value from a form.



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I suspect that the value of strCSR needs to be enclosed in quotes. Try this

intCheckAppr = DMax("[tblCheckApprSum]![TotalChkApp]", "[tblCheckApprSum]", "[tblCheckApprSum]![operator]= """ & strCSR & """")
 
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