DCount + SQL

azizrasul

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I have a table like tblRates0104, tblRates0204, etc. where the first two numerical values represents month and the latter two digits represents year. I have a SQL statement which will select the correct tblRates table based on selecting the Month\Year values from combo boxes.

I want to use the DCount and include the SQL statement. Is this possible?
 

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