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getting subquery error message

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Lhuffst

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Jun 23, 2003
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I have a report that does multiple types of counts
1. Count the number of violations per industry. This works fine.
2. count the industries that meet a certain criteria ...get a syntax error on this
3. count the industries that meet the criteria in item 2 AND are active .... haven't done yet

Can someone look at the dcount I used for item 2 and tell me what I did wrong?
Also how would I modify item 2 to add in the 3rd conditions of being active?

Code:
=DCount("PermitNo","t_PermitAccounts","PermitNo Not In (""13819"",""13820"",""13829"") & " AND t_PermitOps.ClassCode IN ('FOG', 'BMP') "  WHERE t_PermitAccounts.PermitNo = t_PermitOps.PermitNO)")

thanks in advance Lhuffst
 
I did not look at the whole thing but at a minimum you have the word "where" in the middle of the constraint.
 
Why double quotes here: ""13819"",""13820"",""13829""? If numbers no quotes, if text single quotes.
 
I replaced the double quotes with a single quote and now it says #error

replaced code
Code:
=DCount("PermitNo","t_PermitAccounts","PermitNo Not In ('13819','13820','13829')  AND t_PermitOps.ClassCode IN ('FOG', 'BMP')   WHERE t_PermitAccounts.PermitNo = t_PermitOps.PermitNO)")

I also did this in a query which returned the right count. I made a subreport to display the count but when I add it to the report, it just displays as blank.
I didn't put parent/child links because I need it to count all of the industries not just the ones that had violations. Any suggestions?
 
So if you can make a correct query you can use a dcount on that
=dcount("*","yourNewQuery")
The clause "where" in your above dcount is incorrect. I assume it should be "AND" or "OR".
 
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