J jkjmwilliams Jan 13, 2008 #1 How can I display only 4 digits in a number in a query when the original data has 5. I am storing my numbers as text. JoAnn
How can I display only 4 digits in a number in a query when the original data has 5. I am storing my numbers as text. JoAnn
J jkjmwilliams Jan 13, 2008 #2 This would also apply to how to show only the first letter (initial) of a name. How to?
D Dirk Goldgar Jan 13, 2008 #3 jkjmwilliams said: How can I display only 4 digits in a number in a query when the original data has 5. I am storing my numbers as text. Click to expand... Let your query select the expression, Left([YourNumberField], 4)
jkjmwilliams said: How can I display only 4 digits in a number in a query when the original data has 5. I am storing my numbers as text. Click to expand... Let your query select the expression, Left([YourNumberField], 4)
D Dirk Goldgar Jan 13, 2008 #4 jkjmwilliams said: This would also apply to how to show only the first letter (initial) of a name. How to? Click to expand... For example, SELECT Left([FirstName, 1), LastName FROM MyTable
jkjmwilliams said: This would also apply to how to show only the first letter (initial) of a name. How to? Click to expand... For example, SELECT Left([FirstName, 1), LastName FROM MyTable
J jkjmwilliams Jan 13, 2008 #5 Thanks, I tried it out, and it worked! You forgot to put the closing bracket in, but I figured that part out. I just needed to know the right code. Dirk Goldgar said: jkjmwilliams said: This would also apply to how to show only the first letter (initial) of a name. How to? Click to expand... For example, SELECT Left([FirstName, 1), LastName FROM MyTable -- Dirk Goldgar, MS Access MVP www.datagnostics.com (please reply to the newsgroup) Click to expand...
Thanks, I tried it out, and it worked! You forgot to put the closing bracket in, but I figured that part out. I just needed to know the right code. Dirk Goldgar said: jkjmwilliams said: This would also apply to how to show only the first letter (initial) of a name. How to? Click to expand... For example, SELECT Left([FirstName, 1), LastName FROM MyTable -- Dirk Goldgar, MS Access MVP www.datagnostics.com (please reply to the newsgroup) Click to expand...
D Dirk Goldgar Jan 13, 2008 #6 jkjmwilliams said: You forgot to put the closing bracket in Click to expand... Oops! Sorry about that. I'm glad that didn't stop you.
jkjmwilliams said: You forgot to put the closing bracket in Click to expand... Oops! Sorry about that. I'm glad that didn't stop you.