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apostrophies in names

Hi,

I have a list box that show up all the owners I have in a table. When
I click on a name in the table it displays all their information. When
I try enter a owner name with an opostropy eg Tom O'Reilly I get a run
time error. 3077. Is there a special way of entering an apostropy in a
name without it returning a runtime error.
Regards,

Denis

Feb 7 '07 #1
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On 7 Feb 2007 15:09:30 -0800, Denis wrote:
Hi,

I have a list box that show up all the owners I have in a table. When
I click on a name in the table it displays all their information. When
I try enter a owner name with an opostropy eg Tom O'Reilly I get a run
time error. 3077. Is there a special way of entering an apostropy in a
name without it returning a runtime error.

Regards,

Denis
The problem is not with the apostrophe in the name it's in the code
used to return the record.
If your code is like [LastName] = '" & [Lastname] & "'"
change it to:
[Lastname] = """ & [LastName] & """"

For clarity only that's
= " " " & [LastName] & " " " "

Of course change [LastName] to whatever your actual field name is.
--
Fred
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Feb 8 '07 #2

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