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Question : Type Conversion Error on an Access Query
I have this query. When I run it I get type conversion error
UPDATE modhist SET modhist.LastContactDate = DMax("DateTime1","ComCon",
"FundName'
= " & modhist.FundName & "'");
"Microsoft Office Access didnt update 2 field(s) due to a type conversion failure...."
I checked the two tables and the date fields (modhist.lastcontactdate and comcon.Datetime1) are both date/time
What might be the problem?
Answer : Type Conversion Error on an Access Query
It looks like you have an apostrophe in the wrong place, just before your equals sign.
Change "FundName'=" to "FundName='"
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