Name is a poor name for a field since name is a reserved word. However, you
might try:
EngineerName=DLookup("[Name]", "Engineer", "[Login]=""" & CurrentUser() &
"""")
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Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP
Henro said:
No, a user logs in with his Logon which is also(!) defined in Engineer.Logon
So, my thought is:
since CurrentUser() returns a value which is identical to the field
Engineer.Logon it should be possible to find the Engineer.Name in the same
record using the CurrentUser()
I would like to declare a function UserLogon () which looks up the
Engineer.Name in the same record as Engineer.Logon so I can use
UserLogon
if
I need to find the Name of the CurrentUser() in a query instead of his/her
Logon.
Problem is: I am a bad programmer :'(
I think I should use the DlookUp but I can't get it working, nor do I know
how to declare a function :-(
grtz Henro