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January 14th, 2009, 08:28 PM
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#Error as DLOOKUP result
I'm using the following:
=DLookUp("[NAME]","006_Employee_tbl","[EMP#]=" & DLookUp("[EMPNO]","005_DMLog_tbl","[DM#]=[Forms]![002PaybackEntry_frm]![txtFergusonChargeback#]")) It works fine when txtFergusonChargeback# is in 005_DMLog_tbl. But when it isn't it returns "#Error". I need it to stay blank in that case. Any suggestions? Thanks!! -- GD 
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January 14th, 2009, 08:50 PM
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#Error as DLOOKUP result
The problem is that the inner DLookup is returning Null, and you can't use
Null with =. Try: =DLookUp("[NAME]","006_Employee_tbl","[EMP#]=" & Nz(DLookUp("[EMPNO]","005_DMLog_tbl","[DM#]=[Forms]![002PaybackEntry_frm]![txtFergusonChargeback#]"), 0)) or even =Nz(DLookUp("[NAME]","006_Employee_tbl","[EMP#]=" & Nz(DLookUp("[EMPNO]","005_DMLog_tbl","[DM#]=[Forms]![002PaybackEntry_frm]![txtFergusonChargeback#]"), 0)), "Not found") -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no e-mails, please!) "GD" wrote in message ... I'm using the following: =DLookUp("[NAME]","006_Employee_tbl","[EMP#]=" & DLookUp("[EMPNO]","005_DMLog_tbl","[DM#]=[Forms]![002PaybackEntry_frm]![txtFergusonChargeback#]")) It works fine when txtFergusonChargeback# is in 005_DMLog_tbl. But when it isn't it returns "#Error". I need it to stay blank in that case. Any suggestions? Thanks!! -- GD
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January 14th, 2009, 09:16 PM
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#Error as DLOOKUP result
Genius! Thanks, Doug!
-- GD "Douglas J. Steele" wrote: The problem is that the inner DLookup is returning Null, and you can't use Null with =. Try: =DLookUp("[NAME]","006_Employee_tbl","[EMP#]=" & Nz(DLookUp("[EMPNO]","005_DMLog_tbl","[DM#]=[Forms]![002PaybackEntry_frm]![txtFergusonChargeback#]"), 0)) or even =Nz(DLookUp("[NAME]","006_Employee_tbl","[EMP#]=" & Nz(DLookUp("[EMPNO]","005_DMLog_tbl","[DM#]=[Forms]![002PaybackEntry_frm]![txtFergusonChargeback#]"), 0)), "Not found") -- Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP http://I.Am/DougSteele (no e-mails, please!) "GD" wrote in message ... I'm using the following: =DLookUp("[NAME]","006_Employee_tbl","[EMP#]=" & DLookUp("[EMPNO]","005_DMLog_tbl","[DM#]=[Forms]![002PaybackEntry_frm]![txtFergusonChargeback#]")) It works fine when txtFergusonChargeback# is in 005_DMLog_tbl. But when it isn't it returns "#Error". I need it to stay blank in that case. Any suggestions? Thanks!! -- GD
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