Dlookup In Calculated Control

Apr 24, 2007

Hi,

I am trying to create a calculated field in a query which uses another value in the query to lookup a table. I get an error running the query :

"Microsoft Access can't find the name 'Indcat' you entered in the expression."

The expression I am using is as follows:

Expr1: DLookUp("[Class]","Class","([Indcat] = [Clind]) AND ([2007] Between [From] AND [To])")

Indcat and 2007 are valid field names in the query.

I used this Dlookup in a form and it worked fine (with Form! etc references to Indcat and 2007)

Mystified

Tony Randell

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