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Dear Access Gurus, Can anyone provide me with some much needed assistance. I would like to combine the contents of 3 text fields into one field. Can someone provide some code or a method to do so. Please and Thanks Omey |
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I am attempting to export the information from one database (call it Employees) so that it can then be import it another Access Database (Business). In the database that I am attempting to import the data to, the address field contains Street name, City, and Province in one field called Address. In the next database the same information exist as three separate fields. What I would like to do is combine the information from the three separate fields in a query, without modifying the database and export it to an excel spreadsheet. Most of the work is done except combining the three text fields. (It would be nice to have the contents of each field end with a comma) Please feel free to ask any our clarifying questions, Steve (or anyone else who has a suggestion) Thanks Omey From this database I would like to combine the information and export it as one field, without modifing the design of the database and and posnd database, which is being import database both in which has the address field as one "Steve Jorgensen" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) nospam> wrote in message news:3iemt0563dkp47diqvullhvpk6h26h3hfu (AT) 4ax (DOT) com... Can you be mroe specifc? combine them how, produce a concatenated string? Combine them for output only, or pupulate a new field? Can any of the original fields be Null? If so, what should be the effect on the combined result? On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 19:48:48 -0500, "Omey Samaroo" <osamaroo (AT) rogers (DOT) com wrote: Dear Access Gurus, Can anyone provide me with some much needed assistance. I would like to combine the contents of 3 text fields into one field. Can someone provide some code or a method to do so. Please and Thanks Omey |
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You'll want to make a query that includes the computed result, then export the query. In your query, have a field defined as something like the following: Address: [tblAddress].[StreetNumber] & ", " & [tblAddress].[StreetName] & ", " & [tblAddress].[Province] On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 20:18:45 -0500, "Omey Samaroo" <osamaroo (AT) rogers (DOT) com wrote: I am attempting to export the information from one database (call it Employees) so that it can then be import it another Access Database (Business). In the database that I am attempting to import the data to, the address field contains Street name, City, and Province in one field called Address. In the next database the same information exist as three separate fields. What I would like to do is combine the information from the three separate fields in a query, without modifying the database and export it to an excel spreadsheet. Most of the work is done except combining the three text fields. (It would be nice to have the contents of each field end with a comma) Please feel free to ask any our clarifying questions, Steve (or anyone else who has a suggestion) Thanks Omey From this database I would like to combine the information and export it as one field, without modifing the design of the database and and posnd database, which is being import database both in which has the address field as one "Steve Jorgensen" <nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) nospam> wrote in message news:3iemt0563dkp47diqvullhvpk6h26h3hfu (AT) 4ax (DOT) com... Can you be mroe specifc? combine them how, produce a concatenated string? Combine them for output only, or pupulate a new field? Can any of the original fields be Null? If so, what should be the effect on the combined result? On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 19:48:48 -0500, "Omey Samaroo" <osamaroo (AT) rogers (DOT) com wrote: Dear Access Gurus, Can anyone provide me with some much needed assistance. I would like to combine the contents of 3 text fields into one field. Can someone provide some code or a method to do so. Please and Thanks Omey |
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