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Maybe no one understood what I was asking before, so let me try this again:
In this example: recordset.Find "FIELD = 'MyVar'" What is the correct syntax for replacing the literal string, "MyVar," with a variable? I've tried every way I could think of, and I always get a syntax error as the result. For instance: Dim MyVariable as String recordset.Find "FIELD = MyVariable" does not work. TIA, Mike |
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