ACCESS DLOOKUP in a Query Criteria

gheyman

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  1. 365
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I have a table that has a Field named PID_Number and another named WBS_PG_ID. On a form a have a combobox where the user can select the PID_Number from that table.

I need a Query to where I want to put in a criteria. The criteria is the corresponding WBS_PG_ID for the PID_Number that was selected om the aforementioned form.

Can I put a Dlookup in the Criteria? Or do I need to do the Dlookup elsewhere and use that result in the Criteria?
 

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