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MICROSOFT ACCESS DEVELOPMENT

Pass Multiple Values in a Single String in Microsoft Access

Here's how to put all the information you need into a single string -- and still be able to retrieve a single piece of data from that string.

DOWNLOAD: There are numerous situations in Access where you might want to store multiple values in a single string. This article, and its code, will let you add and remove data from a structured string. (25,082 bytes)

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You've probably also seen multiple programming techniques that depend on storing data in a control's Tag property -- if you want to use more than one then you'll need to place several values into a control's Tag property. Here's the right way to do it.

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Web Edition: 2008 Week 50, Doc #19322

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Keyword Tags: Microsoft, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Office, Software Development, VBA

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