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I am importing a file into Access that contains one or more sentences. I am
trying to figure out a way to drop everything but the first sentence. The
problem is that the sentences are of differing lengths. Basically, I think I
want to drop everything past the first period that it finds. I don't know if
there is a command, group of commands or series of queries that can
accomplish this.
For example, one sentence reads:
" Line #: 6380: Agreement Number does not exist in the MRM valid agreements
file. If Agreement Number or its' formatting is not corrected an error will
occur when processed by MRM. This warning will not stop you from sending."
I want it to just pick up the following:
" Line #: 6380: Agreement Number does not exist in the MRM valid agreements
file."
Thanks for your help!
trying to figure out a way to drop everything but the first sentence. The
problem is that the sentences are of differing lengths. Basically, I think I
want to drop everything past the first period that it finds. I don't know if
there is a command, group of commands or series of queries that can
accomplish this.
For example, one sentence reads:
" Line #: 6380: Agreement Number does not exist in the MRM valid agreements
file. If Agreement Number or its' formatting is not corrected an error will
occur when processed by MRM. This warning will not stop you from sending."
I want it to just pick up the following:
" Line #: 6380: Agreement Number does not exist in the MRM valid agreements
file."
Thanks for your help!