Queries :: How To Use String Split Function
May 26, 2013How many kind of string inbuilt function we have or if we create our on function so how to call that function in your query...
View RepliesHow many kind of string inbuilt function we have or if we create our on function so how to call that function in your query...
View RepliesI have the following function declared however cant get it to work in the sql string..
Code:
Public Function GetSystemID() As String
GetSystemID = fOSUserName
End Function
However cant get it to return the required value in the SQL string..
Code:
DoCmd.RunSQL "INSERT INTO tblLogs (LoginUser, LoginTime, SystemUser) " _
& "VALUES(forms.frmlogin.txtUserID.Value, Now(),GetSystemID)
I have a list of consumables;
Syringe 50ml
Syringe 20ml
Syringe 5ml
Syringe Cap
White Needle
I want to remove only the number and the ml part from the list, so I would end up with;
Syringe
Syringe
Syringe
Syringe Cap
White Needle
If I use
PHP Code:
Replace([DrugNameVial],"50ml","")
I get the desired result for the 50ml syringe size.
I have tried every possible combination of "**ml", "##ml", "Like [0-9]ml all with no success.
How this can be resolved without having to individual enter each syringe size "5ml", "20ml" etc
I can't even just take the text from the right till the first space as this would lead to problems with other consumables in the list.
I have a string:
Cars > Car Import > Car Import: Car Import
The first section is the Category, the second is the Product, the third is the SubProduct and the fourth is the keyword.
What is the best way to split each of these words into its own variable? I think I can do the first and end one but not the Car Import and Car Import one.
Thanks,
Dave
Can the split function be used in Access 2000 and if not is there another method to split a string that contains a period "." displaying only the left side of the period.
View 2 Replies View Relatedhi guys/gals!
can i use the split function in queries?
example:
xxxxxxx / xxxxxxx
i only need the first "x's" in my report.
thanks in advance!
First, my knowledge is limited so please forgive me. The problem I have is a persons full name in a column and I wish to have first name in a column and last name in a column.
ex: John Public
I would like it to be
John
Public
thanks in advance!
J
Hi
i open a query as a recordset in VBA. i then need to use the split function to split up a few fields. how do i do this for the entire recordset.
for example:
MySplitVar = split(rst1("Field1"))
now i need
rst("Field2") = MySplitVar(0)
rst("Field3") = MySplitVar(1)
keep in mind i can't write to table. i need to somehow create a new recordset (maybe clone) and add columns to it. also, i don't know if this is relevant, but i will need to do this for up to 12 columns which means that i will have two per column; i.e. total columns=24
I see that nobody is posting an answer so i will add an explanation what i am doing.
i came up with a great idea. i need a crosstab that shows two values. so i created a a column that has both my columns in one column. value column shows the following:
myValue: = myFirstValue & " " & mySecondValue
and in the total i select First. so now i have a crosstab that shows two numbers with a space between them. now i have a report that will show this crosstab query. then i set each field's controlsource on the report to a particular field on the crosstab. my problem is that i first need to split it up and i am stuck there. i need to somehow add columns to the recordset.
thanks,
sam
I have a query
Code:
SELECT tblZlecenia.ID_Zlecenia, tblZlecenia.TerminOdbioru, tblOffset.ID_RodzajZlecenia, tblZlecenia.NazwaZlecenia, tblZlecenia.Id_K, tblZlecenia.Id_Rodzaj_Pracy
FROM tblZlecenia LEFT JOIN tblOffset ON tblZlecenia.ID_Zlecenia = tblOffset.ID_Zlecenia
where
In where I would like to put code like this:
Code:
Split(tblOffset.DziedziczonePo, ";")(1) & ";" & Split(tblOffset.DziedziczonePo, ";"(2) & ";" = "tak;tak"
Is it possible to create such a query?
Hye
I have an Access database in which one of the queries has following fields:
Reference1:Getstring([Reference],1) and the second is
Reference2:Getstring([Reference],2)
I cant find any reference to Getstring function's use or functionality. Microsoft's website only says "Obsolete" indicating this is no longer used. (i am using access 2003)
Any help is appreeciated.
Many thanks
Jay
Hey all I have a I was wondering if you knew how I can get a part of my datepart function out, I have taken the year from the the date with the date part function and now I need only the 05, so what can I do to get it out? Thanks MY CODE: Dim Num as string Num = DatePart("yyyy", STRDATE)
I looked up the code for a right function and it is suppose to work on a string, so I tryed it on this. My CODE:
Dim Year As String
Year = RIGHT(Num, 2)
I obtained a type mismatch WHY???
I am having a conversion problem combing the following 2 string expressions.
Condition 1: Format([TestDate],'mmm dd", "yyyy')
Condition 2: NZ([TestDate],"No Exam Found")
I want to convert the dates to string values, and evaluate for Null fields, if Null display "No Exam Found."
I am having trouble getting both of these string expressions to work together.
If I use them together the NZ statement fails.
I can get the date value in the column to display as a string "Feb 14, 2004"
or
If I use the 2nd condition if a field is Null display "No Exam Found", separately.
But how to do I get these two conditions to work together on the same column of information?
[TestDate]
02/14/2004 ---->"Feb 14, 2004"
03/22/2005
07/21/2005
05/11/2004
10/12/2004
(BLANK) ----> "No Exam Found"
09/28/2004
03/14/2006
I am comfortable with Access, and basic Queries, but I am a non-programmer. I am tipping my toe in the Access programming water with Michael Alexander's book "Microsoft Access Data Analysis: Unleashing the Analytical Power..." and his Web tutorials... which has given me enough confidence to tackle this.
I have searched the web and have been toiling over this for about 2 weeks now.
Thanks
Which function in access return the the last value in a string.
Period 1 Period 2 Period 3
10 20 30
I need the function to return 30.The reason behind this I have different periods for categories and my formula I'm using needs the ending value.
I am amending some Code I found online for an audit table, I need to store additional information in the table that is associated with some forms but not others.
I have researched about putting optional variables in, but I read this only works with the type VARIANT.
Is there a way to make a string optional as my fields contain text?
here is my code so far:
Sub AuditChanges(IDField As String, UserAction As String, Optional UserID As String, Optional DeviceID As String, Optional SimID As String)
On Error GoTo AuditChanges_Err
Dim cnn As ADODB.Connection
Dim rst As ADODB.Recordset
Dim ctl As Control
Dim datTimeCheck As Date
[Code]...
Access 2007
I can't figure out how to replace a period that is in the middle of a string and end up with 10 digits. For example 55.5555 would be 5500005555. I can use replace() but the tricky part is I have to end up with 10 digits.
Ultimately what I'm trying to do is - when a user enters 55.5555, 555.5, 5.5 or any variation they will be able to find the corresponding record. So a wildcard for the search or the replacement of the "." with enough zeros for 10 digits.
Here is what I'm using now - i making them enter the full 10 digit number but would like to give them the ability to use the period in place of the zeros.
Function Search()
Dim lssql As String
Dim lsSn As Recordset
Dim db As Database
Dim lsMessage As String
Dim sMsg As String
Dim vRetVal As Variant
Set db = CurrentDb()
[Code] .....
Need to use CAST to return integer value of string (digits as data type string).
Where clause looks like this:
... Where Cast([Price File] as int) > 0
works fine in SQL Server but not sure what syntax is in VBA . Using Paul Baldy's suggestion to set Select statement as string and do the debug.print to verify that SQL has no goofs ... looks good but not to Access. What is proper syntax?
I have a string where alphabetical and numerical characters are mixed up. I need a string function where I can find the index of the first non-numerical character. I tried with the mid function but could not get it to work.
View 13 Replies View RelatedHave a strings like this
Code:
dsa;hwq;67;dk;71c
Code:
uqiea;762c;iyh
Is there any possibilites to write a function which find number in string, even if some part (between ";" and ";") has number and text (like 762c)?
if there is number in string then function is true
The code has fixed path information on a lot of places in different SQLs (DoCmd.RunSqL command). I want to replace fixed path info with variable path info. Variable path info is stored in the table.
I managed to achieve that in the following manner:
Code:
Dim db As Database
Dim dbName as String
Set db = CurrentDb
Set rs = db.OpenRecordset ("TableName", dbOpendynaset)
rs.FindFirst ("ID = " & 2)
[Code] ....
where I would use as variable Function name instead of dbName.
How to make module that will enable to use Function name as variable path information for SQL queries?
I am using a public function to feed a variable string to a query. So far I have got:
Code:
Public Function ClientStreetModule(firstLVar As Variant, streetVar As Variant, newFL As Variant) As String
Dim cslStr1 As String, newStreet As String
newStreet = Right(streetVar, Len(streetVar) - Len(newFL))
[code]....
However, I only need to use newStreet as the true part of iif, in which instance all are longer. At least I think this is the problem. I realise I might need to use NZ but am not sure how. Why it is evaluating and giving errors for all records and not just when the iif criteria is true as I want it to?
I have a table that contains a memo that is delimited by line breaks. For each of these breaks i need a new record in the query results that i can then use in a Labelling application.
My current query looks something like:
ID | Product | Pack Size
1 | item a | 1x1000,1x1050
2 | item b | 1x1000,20x25
3 | item a | 1x1000
(Where the , is a new line)
Whereas my ideal output is:
ID | Product | PackSize
1 | Item a | 1x1000
1 | Item a | 1x1050
2 | Item b | 1x1000
2 | Item b | 20x25
etc.
I think im supposed to use the Split() Function though i dont have a clue wherw to start.
I have been given the task of organising a mail-merge with a sharepoint list, but the names and emails attached to each object are seperated by a delimiter. Furthermore each person is associated with many objects, and they want the merge programmed to only send 1 email to each person.
So what I need to do is split the data in one column into three separate columns, and then perform a concatenate. The concatenate isn't an issue, but how to split the data into 3 new columns within Access?
If worst comes to worst I'll tell them they will have to use the text-to-columns function in excel first, but would like to try and avoid that where possible.
My boss made a satisfaction database that tracks satisfaction in 2 ways, so we have:
Table
ID
SatisfactionAType
SatisfactionAScore
SatisfactionBType
SatisfactionBScore
I'd like to make a query that would split these into two lines, one for A, one for B and then export it to excel.
I have a manufacturer that has sent me payments from 8/2/2012 to 05/20/2013 but there was a wide gap where we did not do business from the end of 2012 to April 2013.
How can split the date ranges up in the query so when I create my report, I can get two ranges for the same manufacture.
For example one list of payments from <#12/31/20112# and the other from >#4/1/2013#
I have a table with the folowing structure:
ID(integer)Value1(Double)Value2(Double)
I need to split this table in 4 equals parts:
- count of id must be equal or close to equal(ex: 467 split in 3 x 117 and 116) for each part
- the cumulated Value1 and Value2 must be equal or close to equal for each part
how to split this , I am new Access DB, I worked in Sql Server but access new to me
I have the below data
Appid Names
100 John,Bob,Kondya, Lima
200 Shor,James,Kim
300 Cinem
I want to convert to
Appid Names Name1 Name2 Name3 Name4
100 John Bob Kondya Lima NULL
200 Shor James Kim NULL NULL
300 Cinem NULL NULL NULL Null