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ChrisR
Trying to do something in Access that I usually do on smaller recordset in
Excel. Want to search a field for a string then have access return the
point at which the searched string starts. That way I can do a mid
functions to try to strip the string and trailing characters into a new
field.
In Excel it is as simple as =find("Unit of measure:",A1) and what is
returned is 12 which represents how many characters in the string "Unit of
Measure:" starts. That way I can find that string and get the say first 5
characters after it finishes.
Not having any luck doing the same operations in an Access query. Any help
would be greatly appreciated.
c-
Excel. Want to search a field for a string then have access return the
point at which the searched string starts. That way I can do a mid
functions to try to strip the string and trailing characters into a new
field.
In Excel it is as simple as =find("Unit of measure:",A1) and what is
returned is 12 which represents how many characters in the string "Unit of
Measure:" starts. That way I can find that string and get the say first 5
characters after it finishes.
Not having any luck doing the same operations in an Access query. Any help
would be greatly appreciated.
c-