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Default How to use a variable to assign SQL field

There is prolly a simple answer to this, but it is driving me crazy...After I've done a successful query of the SQL db, I want to put the results into variables so that they are easier to use. This is the way I normally do this (which is working):*varBookTitle = objRSBooks("Title")*Instead, I want to use a variable to specify the fieldname, which is being passed from user input; it would be something like this, but the syntax is wrong:*varBookTitle = objRSBooks(" & varMYFIELDCHOICE & ")*Does anyone know the exact syntax? I have tied so many things....Thanks,WebGrrl:2sm


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