I have a record called ouderecord
I get from a table with a SQL statement.
I have this code:
strSQL = "SELECT * from tblS1lijst where id = " & Keuzelijst3.Column(0)
Debug.Print strSQL
ouderecord = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(strSQL)
Tmpstr = Mid(Keuzelijst3.Column(2), InStr(1, Keuzelijst3.Column(2), ".") 1, _
Len(Keuzelijst3.Column(2)) - InStr(1, Keuzelijst3.Column(2), ".") - 1)
veld_naam = "[" & Tmpstr & "]"
tekst = "ouderecord!" & veld_naam
Debug.Print tekst
When I hover over the text (ouderecord![Situatie]
) in the Direct window, I see the contents of the field. How do I get that content in a variable?
I want "Situatie" as a variable.
CodePudding user response:
If the name of the field is static, you can do it like this
Dim tekst As String
tekst = Nz(ouderecord![Situatie])
or
tekst = Nz(ouderecord!Situatie)
The [
and ]
are only required if the column name contains invalid characters like a space character or a hyphen or if it conflicts with a keyword.
But if the name is given dynamically in a variable, you must access the Fields
default property of the Recordset
tekst = Nz(ouderecord(veld_naam))
This is the same as
tekst = Nz(ouderecord.Fields(veld_naam).Value)
Where veld_naam
must be the name of the field without the column name escapes [
and ]
: E.g., veld_naam = "Situatie"
Note that the parameter can be either a String representing the name of the field or an Integer representing the index of the column in the query.
The Nz
function converts NULL values into and appropriate value for the given type. In this case it returns an empty string for NULL.
CodePudding user response:
That Nz did the trick!
I now have
strSQL = "SELECT * from tblS1lijst where id = " & Keuzelijst3.Column(0)
Debug.Print strSQL
ouderecord = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset(strSQL)
Tmpstr = Mid(Keuzelijst3.Column(2), InStr(1, Keuzelijst3.Column(2), ".") 1, Len(Keuzelijst3.Column(2)) - InStr(1, Keuzelijst3.Column(2), ".") - 1)
veld_naam = "[" & Tmpstr & "]"
tekst = "ouderecord!" & veld_naam
tekst = Nz(ouderecord(veld_naam))
Debug.Print tekst
And that works.