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split text in access 2000
My Access 2000 database has a field [NUMBER] that contains variable quantity
of chars ending with an alpha "A". I want to remove the "A" at the end of each one. There may be "A's" in other positions of the string that I do not want to affect. |
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split text in access 2000
Stupid and can prove it. wrote: My Access 2000 database has a field [NUMBER] that contains variable quantity of chars ending with an alpha "A". I want to remove the "A" at the end of each one. There may be "A's" in other positions of the string that I do not want to affect. Okay, you proved it. Left$([FieldName],Len$([FieldName])-1) |
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split text in access 2000
Told you I could
Hey! This works great. I won't ask this stupid question again Thanks " wrote: Stupid and can prove it. wrote: My Access 2000 database has a field [NUMBER] that contains variable quantity of chars ending with an alpha "A". I want to remove the "A" at the end of each one. There may be "A's" in other positions of the string that I do not want to affect. Okay, you proved it. Left$([FieldName],Len$([FieldName])-1) |
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