Hi All:
I am exporting 9-digit ID numbers from access using a macro and the Transport Text and Export Delimited feature.
I wish to have a comma after every ID number that is exported.
Any ideas out there?
Many, many thanks
Regards,
Dion
Dion
I'm running the following code to generate an email from a report.
Quote:
Function ExportHTML3()
Dim strline, strHTML
Dim OL As Outlook.Application
[Code].....
But I don't really know much VBA and I found that code on the internet, so I can't figure out how it's doing that and if I can stop it. Or is there another way to get the text from the HTML file into the Email body, which brings the bold formatting with it, like the following.
Incident Reference: AA99999
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UPDATE products SET products.items5 = DLookUp("Diff","qryNetDiff","ProductID=" & [ProductID])
WHERE (((products.Productid) In (SELECT ProductID FROM qryNetDiff)));
Hi,
I am trying to get it to display a prompt box that will display entries with a certain ID.
This query can be used to get the records with the IDs of 1 and 8:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE id IN(1,8);
Now this code can be used to get a record with an ID number that the user specifies:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE id=[Enter the ID Number];
So, I tried to combine the two together with this:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE id IN([Enter the ID Number]);
This however doesn't work because the prompt strips out punctuation - so if I type "1,8" in the box, it displays record 18.
Any ideas?
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xxx yyyyyy
xxx yyyyyy
xxxxxx yyyyyy
xxxx yyyyyy
xxxxxxx yyyyyyy
xxxxxxx yyyyy
xxx yyyyyy
xxxx yyyyy
xxxxxxx yyyyyyy
xxxx yyyy
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Input:
PHP Code:
PO Vendor State
a, b 1,2 IL
c, d, e 3 TX
f 5 CA
Output:
PHP Code:
PO Vendor State
a 1,2 IL
b 1,2 IL
c 3 TX
d 3 TX
e 3 TX
f 5 CA
I found the following SQL code from another forum, which splits entries in a cell separated by commas into 2 rows, output being:
PHP Code:
PO Vendor State
a 1,2 IL
b 1,2 IL
c 3 TX
d,e 3 TX
f 5 CA
SELECT * INTO ImportedData
FROM (
SELECT PO, Vendor, State
FROM SourceData
[Code] ....
How to run a loop so that if a cell has n entries separated by commas, I want them to be split into 'n' number of rows.
I have a few bit fields that, when checked, specific text need to be displayed in a field separated by commas.
Example:
Child 1 = checked
Child 2 = not checked
Child 3 = checked
Child 4 = not checked
Output:
Child 1, Child 3
I did find this sample expression that I am using in another area and it is working perfect and I understand it works based off of string length.
Mid(IIf(Len(Expr1), ", " & Expr1, "") & IIf(Len(Expr2), ", " & Expr2, "") & IIf(Len(Expr3), ", " & Expr3, ""),Len(", ") + 1)
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Plot No - (criteria = Between [Enter First Plot No:] And [Enter Last Plot No:])
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Product - (criteria = Like "*" & [Enter Product:] & "*"
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Hello All,
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Thanks in advance,
mlr0911
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Thanks.
ez
Hi,
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