> I have a Form 'frmTest DLookup' that is used to input data
> into a table 'tblTest DLookup'. The table was build with a
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> You need an = in front of it
=DLookup("[ContactEmail]","[Contacts]" "[ContactName] =
You will also need to put the name of the form in the criteria
Forms![What's the name of the form?]![Contact]")

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John - 16 Jul 2007 16:24 GMT
When I add the '=' and the '[Form Name]!', The field does not populate with
any information and is write protected. The '#NAME?' is gone though so I
think some progress is made.
(I have verified that there is information in the 'contactEmail' field
within the 'Contacts' table.)
> > I have a Form 'frmTest DLookup' that is used to input data
> > into a table 'tblTest DLookup'. The table was build with a
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> Forms![What's the name of the form?]![Contact]")