DLookup !type error or blank

gmazza76

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Good morning

I am trying to update a date from my "LoadDates" table into my from LandingPage userform.
The LoadDates table only has 2 fields "From Date & To Date" but I could do with the date being visible.

Currently the formula below gives a blank but should in this instance show yesterdays date.
I think its something simple but I have been going round in circles with this one.

Code:
=DLookUp("[LoadDates]![From Date]","LoadDates","[LoadDates]![From Date]"=" & [Forms]![LandingPage]![Text45] & ")

thanks in advance
 

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