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Error 3061 - Too few parameters

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TedRSki

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I have tried two different ways to create a query to run to load an Excel spreadsheet. One gives the Run time error 3061 or asks for a list separator. This is the code:
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Set RS = DB.OpenRecordset("SELECT * from qryRTRACK_EMP Where" _
        & "([SDate] Between #" & Forms![frmReports]![Text0] & "# And # " _
        & DateAdd("d", 6, Forms![frmReports]![Text0]) & "#)" _
        & " And ([EDate] Between #" & Forms![frmReports]![Text0] & "# And #" _
        & DateAdd("d", 6, Forms![frmReports]![Text0]) & "#) ")

where Text0 is the start date for the payroll week. I have a button that runs a module that uses the Text0 start date, 10/14/2010, for validation then runs a sub routine where the query is located.

The other method I tried was:
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Set RS = DB.OpenRecordset("SELECT * from qryRTRACK_EMP Where " & Scrit & "ORDER BY LREF, EMPNAME", dbOpenDynaset, dbReadOnly)

where scrit = [SDATE] BETWEEN #10/14/2010# AND #10/20/2010# AND [EDATE] BETWEEN #10/14/2010# AND #10/20/2010#

I received the same error with the second method. Any ideas on fixing this?
 
A quick glance at your code shows that you are missing some spaces inside your quoted sections. Right of WHERE and left of ORDER BY. I always create a string variable for my sql statements and then use Debug.Print strSQL to troubleshoot.

Duane
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MS Access MVP
 
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