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Help with Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2)
I think there is a way to find # and use the value to the right of the number
sign Any help would be great Tobacco Rd Outlet #02 Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2) = 2 Right Tobacco Road Outlet #02 Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2) = 2 Right Tobacco Road Outlet #112 Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2) = 12 Wrong |
Help with Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2)
mid(mystring,instr(mystring,"#") + 1)
"Mike" wrote: I think there is a way to find # and use the value to the right of the number sign Any help would be great Tobacco Rd Outlet #02 Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2) = 2 Right Tobacco Road Outlet #02 Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2) = 2 Right Tobacco Road Outlet #112 Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2) = 12 Wrong |
Help with Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2)
Thanks Joel
Can I ask whats the +1 do "Joel" wrote: mid(mystring,instr(mystring,"#") + 1) "Mike" wrote: I think there is a way to find # and use the value to the right of the number sign Any help would be great Tobacco Rd Outlet #02 Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2) = 2 Right Tobacco Road Outlet #02 Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2) = 2 Right Tobacco Road Outlet #112 Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2) = 12 Wrong |
Help with Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2)
Looks like it moves the start position one space to the right of the # so it
should return everything to the right of the # sign. Does it? "Mike" wrote: Thanks Joel Can I ask whats the +1 do "Joel" wrote: mid(mystring,instr(mystring,"#") + 1) "Mike" wrote: I think there is a way to find # and use the value to the right of the number sign Any help would be great Tobacco Rd Outlet #02 Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2) = 2 Right Tobacco Road Outlet #02 Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2) = 2 Right Tobacco Road Outlet #112 Right(Me.ListStoreIP.Column(0), 2) = 12 Wrong |
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