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Dlookup Multiple Conditions

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CaiSupport

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I am looking for a price, but the Price file could match on Item Number and Price Level or on Item Number and Customer Number. I can get each one to work, but I do not know how to combine them.
Works for Price Level Lookup
=DLookUp("[DiscountMarkupPriceRate1]","All Prices Query","[ItemNumber] = """ & [Forms]![Customers for Service]![CustomerService Subform]!Combo30 & """ AND [ItemCustomerPriceLevel] = """ & [Forms]![Customers for Service]![CustomerService Subform]!Combo42 & """")


Works for Customer Number Lookup
=DLookUp("[DiscountMarkupPriceRate1]","All Prices Query","[ItemNumber] = """ & [Forms]![Customers for Service]![CustomerService Subform]![Combo30] & """ AND [IMB_PriceCode]![CustomerNumber] = """ & [Forms]![Customers for Service]![CustomerNumber] & """")

Thank you
 
Something like this ?
Code:
=DLookUp("DiscountMarkupPriceRate1", "[All Prices Query]", "ItemNumber='" & [Forms]![Customers for Service]![CustomerService Subform]!Combo30 & "' AND (ItemCustomerPriceLevel='" & [Forms]![Customers for Service]![CustomerService Subform]!Combo42 & "' Or CustomerNumber='" & [Forms]![Customers for Service]![CustomerNumber] & "')")

You'll grab only the first price if several records meet the OR condition...

Hope This Helps, PH.
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