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CONCATENATE Question
I have two colums one with a first name and one with a last name I want to
CONCATENATE the first name and last name together, but I only want the first initial of the first name and then the full last name to upload to a database for users, is there any way in access for this to be accomplished. Thanks |
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FirstName in column A = Mike
FirstName in column B = Smith Formula in column C =LEFT(A1,1)&B1 'Returns MSmith Formula in column C =LEFT(A1,1)&" "&B1 'Returns M Smith "Anthony" wrote: I have two colums one with a first name and one with a last name I want to CONCATENATE the first name and last name together, but I only want the first initial of the first name and then the full last name to upload to a database for users, is there any way in access for this to be accomplished. Thanks |
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A slight variation on Mike's formula, to ensure consistency:
=UPPER(LEFT(A1,1))&" "&PROPER(B1) will always ensure you get M Smith, even if you have mike and sMITH in the other cells. Hope this helps. Pete On Mar 15, 1:36*am, Mike wrote: FirstName in column A = Mike FirstName in column B = Smith Formula in column C =LEFT(A1,1)&B1 'Returns MSmith Formula in column C =LEFT(A1,1)&" "&B1 'Returns M Smith "Anthony" wrote: I have two colums one with a first name and one with a last name I want to CONCATENATE the first name and last name together, but I only want the first initial of the first name and then the full last name to upload to a database for users, is there any way in access for this to be accomplished. *Thanks- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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Try this:
A B C 1 Juan Cruz =concatenate(left(A1,1)," ",B1) 2 Bill Clinton =concatenate(left(A2,1)," ",B2) -- "I think, therefore I am". Descartes "Mike" wrote: FirstName in column A = Mike FirstName in column B = Smith Formula in column C =LEFT(A1,1)&B1 'Returns MSmith Formula in column C =LEFT(A1,1)&" "&B1 'Returns M Smith "Anthony" wrote: I have two colums one with a first name and one with a last name I want to CONCATENATE the first name and last name together, but I only want the first initial of the first name and then the full last name to upload to a database for users, is there any way in access for this to be accomplished. Thanks |
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Thanks for everyones help.
"Pete_UK" wrote: A slight variation on Mike's formula, to ensure consistency: =UPPER(LEFT(A1,1))&" "&PROPER(B1) will always ensure you get M Smith, even if you have mike and sMITH in the other cells. Hope this helps. Pete On Mar 15, 1:36 am, Mike wrote: FirstName in column A = Mike FirstName in column B = Smith Formula in column C =LEFT(A1,1)&B1 'Returns MSmith Formula in column C =LEFT(A1,1)&" "&B1 'Returns M Smith "Anthony" wrote: I have two colums one with a first name and one with a last name I want to CONCATENATE the first name and last name together, but I only want the first initial of the first name and then the full last name to upload to a database for users, is there any way in access for this to be accomplished. Thanks- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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