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I have an ID number as ABCD-1234-123.
I use an Excel UI to add data to Access table. The ID is division (alpha), department (four digits in the middle) and the last three digits are sequence. When I update this record, I actually want to add a new row to the table and increment the sequence for each update. So the initial record is ABCD-1234-001. First update will be ABCD-1234-002. Second update will be ABCD-1234-003 and so on. Can some one please help with making sure that I keep the leading zeros. Riight now, I cannot seem to do it. Thanks. |
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