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DSUM - Proper Use of Quotes

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ottograham

ottograham

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Mar 30, 2001
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I'm trying to do a DSUM using a text box value for the criterion, but I am obviously not coding it correctly.

DSUM("[EqtValue]","EqtTable","[Account]="& [Account] &")

I know I'm leaving some quotes out - how is it done?

Thanks
 
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Actually, I think your quote at the end is extraneous. Try getting rid of it and see if it flies. Kyle ::)
 
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Like Kyle said:

DSUM("[EqtValue]","EqtTable","[Account]="& [Account])
 
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