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Changing a text entry format
I am consolidating some rather large databases that are all indexed with a
medical record number in a specific format. The format I am using is a letter followed by 9 digits, as follows: A######### The source of the data I am attempting to incorporate is also indexed with the medical record number, but in a straight 12 digit format with the last 9 being the same. It is as follows: ############ I need to convert the second format to the first. Basically drop the first 3 digits and add the letter "N" to the front. Thanks to Tom Ogilvy, I can now compare the data bases and incorporate the matching records. But first I must convert the numbers to matching formats. Any help would be greatly appreciated, WillRn |
Changing a text entry format
WillRn
One way: Sub ConvertFormat() Dim i as range Dim MyRange as range Set MyRange = 'Define the range you want to convert For each i in MyRange i = "N" & Right(i, 9) Next i End Sub HTH Otto "WillRn" wrote in message ... I am consolidating some rather large databases that are all indexed with a medical record number in a specific format. The format I am using is a letter followed by 9 digits, as follows: A######### The source of the data I am attempting to incorporate is also indexed with the medical record number, but in a straight 12 digit format with the last 9 being the same. It is as follows: ############ I need to convert the second format to the first. Basically drop the first 3 digits and add the letter "N" to the front. Thanks to Tom Ogilvy, I can now compare the data bases and incorporate the matching records. But first I must convert the numbers to matching formats. Any help would be greatly appreciated, WillRn |
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