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Lesson 3
Kenneth Wykoff 
       
2 years ago
Just got down to the end of the lesson and the first glitch I've had. When it comes to making the phone number appear on the order form I enter in the formula and change what need to be but when I save and reopen I get this in the box: #Name?  No idea why.This is the formula I used and it appears to look correct: =DLOOKUP(WorkPhone","EmployeeT","EmployeeID=" & ([SalesRepCombo]). Ken
Kevin Robertson  @Reply  
          
2 years ago
You are missing the opening quote for WorkPhone and you have an extra parenthesis before SalesRepCombo.
Richard Rost  @Reply  
          
2 years ago
Like Kevin pointed out, the syntax is extremely important and it seems at this point like it's tough to remember where to put everything. But just keep practicing, and eventually you'll get it. Each of those items, like WorkPhone, EmployeeT, are all discrete strings, so each one has to have quotes around it. And you always have to make sure that you have a matching opening and closing quote and parentheses. Practice makes perfect.
Kenneth Wykoff OP  @Reply  
       
2 years ago
Thanks Gentlemen,
I pasted this in: =DLookUp("WorkPhone","EmployeeT","EmployeeID=" & [SalesRepCombo]) and it still comes up with the same thing. I checked  the EmployeeT to see if anything looked wrong in that but it appears to be ok too. In the OrderT there is a column labeled SalesRepID but it is all empty. Did I miss something again?
Sami Shamma  @Reply  
             
2 years ago
Send a screenshot of the EmployeeT design view
Richard Rost  @Reply  
          
2 years ago
Check the spelling of the name of SalesRepCombo.
Kenneth Wykoff OP  @Reply  
       
2 years ago
Guys again my apologies, I was sure I changed the SalesRepID to Combo but apparently, I missed it or it never saved. Once it was changed it now all works. Again thanks for your total patience with me. After a while everything starts looking the same and I do get a bit confused. Again thank you all. Ken
Kenneth Wykoff OP  @Reply  
       
2 years ago

Richard Rost  @Reply  
          
2 years ago
Our pleasure. That's what you're here for... to learn. :)

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