Queries :: Need To Set StrConv With First Character Uppercase
Apr 20, 2014
Im linking to sql across ms access and I have all records uppercase.I need to set StrConv with first character uppercase and every other lowercase which is not problem.
i would like to make a query in ma access can extract text between first and second character "/" and when there are not "/" in field it returns null.now data in my table are like below
Quote:
No option1 1 100 2 145/Mechanical/0800 3 120/electrical/1620 4 131/mechanical/0200/dw-001
Now I like to make a query can extract text between first and second character "/" like below: No option1 discipline
I have a field called "SC" with a value 13-251. I need to remove the "-" ending up with 13251. I tried using, as a starting point, Mid(String, Start, Length) with no success. I found this in another topic, and thought this might be close to what I was looking for. I sure did not know how to use it. When I selected the run command I got the following response:
Query must have at least one destination.
I tried a few different things like adding an extra field and different pointers but I doubt if I'm even standing in the batters box.
I have a weight field that I've been populating with the weight and the unit of measure. I want to seperate those into 2 different fields. I've created a new field called UnitofMeasure and now I need to go back and remove all the instances of 'oz' and 'lbs' from the first field.
I have 4 fields I'm trying to combine, but I need to add spaces between field 1 and the rest of them. The total character count needs to be 22 including the spaces.
Example:
Field 1: THE
Field 2: 1234
Field 3: BOAT
Field 4: 0001
End Result: THE 1234BOAT0001
Need to add 7 spaces to equal 22 characters.
Fields 1, 2, and 3 can vary in number of characters.
I have a field that contains 12 numbers. I need to replace the middle four numbers with a character so that the entire number is not readable. How do I do that?
in an initials field... i want it so that it could automatically increment the 3 letters to uppercase... how? if it can't be done in a table where can it be made (i.e. in a form, query etc)
How can I report on records which have uppercase values in a record. The data I have in the table is a mixture of Titlecase and UPPERCASE. I need to report on the uppercase values.
I would like all of the text in my database to appear in upper case. I used the > symbol in the format of all controls and in my tables also. However, on my form's lookup combos it doesn't work. When I click the dropdown it shows all selections in upper case, but after I select it turns into lower case again.
I then tried using Ucase and strConv but those don't seem to work with my combos either.
I have searched and these are all the suggestions I could find on how to do this, does anyone know another or possibly what I am doing wrong?
I am as new to MS Access as you can possibly get so please forgive such a simple question. I created a table in Design View. On one of the fields in the table I want to restrict the values that the user is allowed to enter to either a capital Y or a capital N so I created the following validation rule in design view:
=UCase("Y") Or UCase("N")
No matter what I do, the data sheet view allows me to enter a lower case Y or a lower case n. How can I make sure that this field only accepts a capital y or a capital N.
In a form I have fields name, first name in which I would if necessary want to put the first letter of the name and/or the first name in uppercase. I created for it a buttonUPLOW How to synchronize this action.
Code: Function MiseEnMajuscule(Chaine As String) As StringDim nCar As Integer
'Compteur (position dans la chaine traiter) Chaine = Trim$(Chaine)
I have a project of migrating our Access data to Oracle. One of the pre-reqs the boss wants is to uppercase all of the column names (Field name) for all of the tables. I want to avoid manually going in all the tables and changing the case of the columns because there is like 300 tables where dealing with. I was wondering if in Access..is there an efficient way of converting my column names to upper case via script? VBA or Macro?
I have a textbox called "name", what i am trying to do is have lowercase on first/second names in the textbox except the last word (surname)this i want in uppercase.
I have the following code of my holiday calendar however I would like to convert the month into uppercase. I know about the 'Ucase' function but I am fairly new to this and have tried to place this within the code but with no success:-
With theReport .Controls("labelMONTH").Caption = Format(StartDate, "mmmm")
I want to change text in txt boxes. when a new customer is being created we are too lazy to put uppercase in. so i want to change the text so the first letter is uppercase. i have used this on every event and it doesn't change a thing.
PHP Code:
Private Sub txtTown_AfterUpdate()LResult = StrConv("TECH ON THE NET", 3)End Sub Private Sub txtPostcode_AfterUpdate()LResult = StrConv([txtPostcode], 1)End Sub Private Sub txtStreet_AfterUpdate()LResult = StrConv([txtStreet], 3)End Sub Private Sub txtFirstName_BeforeUpdate()LResult = StrConv([txtFirstName], 3)End Sub
I have this at the top
PHP Code : Option Compare DatabaseOption ExplicitDim LResult As StringDim LResponse As Integer
Hello, Tried a search but could'nt come up with an answer.
I have a number field with an amount. The format will always change as far as the LEN is concerned. I need to remove the decimal. There will always be 2 numbers to the right of the decimal but the left will always change.
I posted an earlier question about an Access query export to Excel putting leading apostophe (') before all data. To remove them I thought I would use Find/Replace but the Apostophe is not recognised!
Is there a way (programmatically) to remove the first character of each data entry in each cell in a column?
My undertsanding is that text fields are limited to 255 characters. A friend has a databse with some "notes" type fields with data a few sentences long. Is there any way around this limit. If not, what database recommendations can anyone make for someone who needs a questionnaire component in his database?