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March 23rd, 2010, 06:11 PM
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Case being changed in table
I have a Text field in a table. It has no Format or Input Mask
specified. When I enter Two Capital letters in a row (and more than three characters), something is changing the second letter to lower case. If I enter Three Capital letters in a row, then the second letter is NOT changed to lower case. How do I prevent this from happening? Example: I enter ABCtest, and I get ABCtest I enter ABtest, and I get Abtest.....THIS IS WRONG I enter AB Test, and I get AB Test 
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March 24th, 2010, 09:54 AM
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Case being changed in table
It's the AutoCorrect options. Not sure what version of Access you are
running, but in 2003, Select Tools - AutoCorrect options and untick the "Correct Two Initial Capitals" "iamnu" wrote: I have a Text field in a table. It has no Format or Input Mask specified. When I enter Two Capital letters in a row (and more than three characters), something is changing the second letter to lower case. If I enter Three Capital letters in a row, then the second letter is NOT changed to lower case. How do I prevent this from happening? Example: I enter ABCtest, and I get ABCtest I enter ABtest, and I get Abtest.....THIS IS WRONG I enter AB Test, and I get AB Test .
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