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Pass Variable to DCount
- Thread starter dcurtis
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This seems like a controlsource in Access.
Then not directly, what you could do is create a public function to retreive the variable:
[tt]Public Function GetMyvariable() as <yourdatatype>
GetMyvariable = <name of variable>
End Function[/tt]
And then use the function name in the controlsrurce:
[tt]=DCount("[CountMe]", "data source", "[Critera] =" & GetMyvariable())[/tt]
- use appropriate qualifiers for the criteria (' for text, # for dates)
Roy-Vidar
Then not directly, what you could do is create a public function to retreive the variable:
[tt]Public Function GetMyvariable() as <yourdatatype>
GetMyvariable = <name of variable>
End Function[/tt]
And then use the function name in the controlsrurce:
[tt]=DCount("[CountMe]", "data source", "[Critera] =" & GetMyvariable())[/tt]
- use appropriate qualifiers for the criteria (' for text, # for dates)
Roy-Vidar
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