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I am trying to create a simple SQL command in a module.

I am trying to update a date field (enddate) in a table (tbl_employees) with the value of a text box (Termination Date) in a form. Private Sub Termination Date_After Update() Dim termdate As Date termdate = Me. The text box is already bound to another table (tbl_terminations), is this the problem?

Run SQL "UPDATE tbl_employees SET [enddate]=[termdate]" _ & " WHERE [tbl_employees].[Person ID]= me.person ID;" End If End Sub I get an "enter parameter value" msgbox for termdate. If the table already has a date in it, I don't want to overwrite with a null value (hence the IF statement).

However, if you are already delineating a string using one of the quotes, then if you need to delineate another string, you need to use the other quote or double up on the quote.

), suspecting that maybe temporary data in table have to refresh for database to see it, or something.

Thanks again for all you help..you can see I am fairly new to VBA.

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