Hi,
Simple question really (if you know your VBA)...
Have a field which contains records of strings of alphabetic characters i.e.
ADGHJLP
BCEFHIJKLMOPST
etc
Need to be able to separate these characters with a '/' so that the field reads
A/D/G/H/J/L/P
B/C/E/F/H/I/J/K/L/M/O/P/S/T
etc
I know it'll be a For..Next loop of some kind but can't seem to get the syntax correct.
Any help appreciated.
cheers,
Alex
HI
Is there a way that i can split the fields based on the delimiter that i will set in a query?...
for example : 088H-FJAKSDF-SAFN-F
in that case additional four columns will be added becuase it will be separated by a dash (-)
thanks so much for your help.
I am sure there is an easier way fo doing this, but I am looking one at a time!!!
I want to know what is the Max and Min number of characters used in each field of my table.
I am using this code below, the max will be at the top and then scroll to the bottom to find the min, but as can be seen this is doing one field at a time and is very time consumining!
SELECT tbl05to06.Account, Len([Account]) AS MyAccount
FROM tbl05to06
ORDER BY Len([Index Key]) DESC , Len([Centre]) DESC , Len([Account]) DESC;
Hi:
I have a table with one field for comments. The problem is the limit of the capacity of words, that you can type.
Any sugestions ????
Thanks for your time
Hello All,
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Thanks
Josh
Hello,
I want to remove the first four characters from a field in a query.
The data are not always the same length, but it will always be the first four.
Example.
vmc_ml120e21/p -> ml120e21/p
Is that possible and how??
Thanks in advance.
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I've searched this forum and online and there are similar posts but nothing quite like this, I thought it would be a trim function but I keep reading that it only removes spaces. Any ideas?
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John P Roberts = JohPRobe
Any workaround so that I can place more characters than the 64 limited in a field header.
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I am currently unable to have a field header with that length, because Access does not allow my table header to be more than 64 characters.
That subject line probably doesn't really explain it !
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I have the database. I also have the mdw file with the user and groups permissions etc.. How do I separate the database away from this so that I can open it? or how do I open it? I have username and password for admin but I don't think that's any use to me? cos I don't really know how to log on off site...So if there is anything I can do can you please let me know in simple step by step instructions !:confused: :confused:
many tks
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Hi all,
I'm new here and attempted to search on this topic, but didn't seem to find anything pertaining to my problem...
I'm attempting to export a table using TransferSpreadsheet to an Excel 8-9 file, but one of the fields in my records is over 255 characters long. Importing it into Access works fine, but after I export it to the Excel file, it truncates the field to 255 characters. Is there a way around this?
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M :confused:
Hi Folks,
I have a table called tblSchemeCodes with the following field names:
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HG
HGA
HGB
HGD
HGF
HGG
HGJ
HGP etc etc
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