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Good Morning All
I am quite a novice at coding for access, but am trying to learn as much as
i can in works time and they have let me loose on creating a company
database.
I have searched high and low for the answer to this question, and i'm sure
its looking me straight in the face, but i cannot see it.
Question :- I have two fields in my database, [company name] and [prefix]
now the [prefix] field is just the first two characters of the [company
name] field. i need a way to extract the first two charcters and pop them in
the [prefix] filed.
in the old stly basic, there used to be a command STR$(x) which could
extract x number of characters from a string. Is there an equivilent in
Access.
I'm sure one of you prfessionals will have the answer straight away (thats
my bit of flattery for the day), and i thank you in advanve for your answer.
I am quite a novice at coding for access, but am trying to learn as much as
i can in works time and they have let me loose on creating a company
database.
I have searched high and low for the answer to this question, and i'm sure
its looking me straight in the face, but i cannot see it.
Question :- I have two fields in my database, [company name] and [prefix]
now the [prefix] field is just the first two characters of the [company
name] field. i need a way to extract the first two charcters and pop them in
the [prefix] filed.
in the old stly basic, there used to be a command STR$(x) which could
extract x number of characters from a string. Is there an equivilent in
Access.
I'm sure one of you prfessionals will have the answer straight away (thats
my bit of flattery for the day), and i thank you in advanve for your answer.