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Question OpenForm method in Access 2000 using a variable

I'm trying to open a form in Form view so that it displays a record with the value of a variable called "custname". If I use this code, where the name is entered it works:
DoCmd.OpenForm "Customers",,,"Company = 'Jones'" BUT when I change it to:
DoCmd.OpenForm "Customers",,,"Company = " & custname

I get an error - missing operator.

(The variable has been declared and I've checked that it has the correct value at the point where this line of code is read.)

I know this will be Programming 101 to most of you, but I'm a newbie - please forgive me for asking such a banal question.

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