Tables :: Adding Leading Zeros Onto Records

May 2, 2014

I have an alphanumeric primary key that goes

REF0001
REF0002
REF0003

e.t.c.

When i get to REF9999 and enter REF10000 it does not store it after REF9999 but stores it after REF100. Why is this ?

Is there a quick way that i can add leading 0's onto my records. So it will read

REF000001
REF000002
REF000003

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Leading Zeros

Sep 25, 2007

This is probably an easy question by comparison to some of these others.

I have a table where a transaction number is always 8 digits. If the number is not 8 digits, it should start with zeros, such as

12345 should be 00012345

123456 should be 0123456

Is there a simple and fast way to do this? It can also be done in a form, since I enter the data through there. Will it be necessary to change the field from a number to a text data type?

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Hopefully I am making sense.

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type id is 2 letters
number id is 4 numbers (0001)

however whan the filed JOB is created all leading 0's from Number id are lost

how can i prevent this

RICKA

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However, the leading zeros are being removed and I can't figure out how to make them stay so that I can see them.

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what i want to get:
column A: number (e.g. 1)
column B: number 4 digits (e.g. 0001)
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000000016744
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How can I make a match query to show me the results 1 ie:

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Hi everyone,

I have 2 linked tables from 2 different databases, there is a common field in both: “CORP_NBR” I need this field in order to create a join, but the problem is that in one table this field stores leading zeros and in the other table it doesn’t. I can see in design view that this field is text type in both tables. I cannot change field types because I don’t own the objects.

Is there a way or a function that I can add in my join query to ignore leading zeros? :confused:

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Apr 20, 2013

Access 2003

I have a text box control bound to a text field

I need the value to look like this 00000014 (with the leading zeros) but stored without like this 14

The user may paste the entire value in or hand enter with or without the leading zeros

Regardless of the input method I need 8 characters to be seen on the form.

I tried entering 8 zeros 00000000 in the format property of the control but that only displays what I type (no leading zeros)

I've got this on the afterUpdate event. It formats correctly regardless of the input method (displays the leading values) but also stores them

Code : Me.ARReferenceID = Format(ARReferenceID, "00000000")

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I've tried removing the preceding comma column and including the comma as a prefix using the format mask ",000000.00" and also by concatenation. This looks fine in the table column ,000200.00 but I get an error when I export the table which blanks the column. Error attached.

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caseyr: Left([CaseNo],2) (which pulls the first 2 digits being the year)
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I have set the format for the CaseNo field to 000000000 everywhere it is. It displays the 09 cases perfectly, retaining the zero, however, my left function ignores it. In the case number of 0911000587, it pulls 91 as the first 2 digits. So, in the form that I list my cases in order, the 2009 cases are showing up first (because they're pulling as 91 instead of 09).

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Model
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