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MICROSOFT ACCESS DEVELOPMENT

Microsoft Access String Manipulation Using Inline Functions

You can use Access' inline functions to manipulate and extract pieces of data from text fields in order to perform operations (such as sorting) on a part of the data instead of the entire field.

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By Joe Stockman

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Joe Stockman is an independent consultant and author in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is the author of the Access 2007 Workbook For Dummies and the co-author of the Access 2007 Bible and Access 2007 VBA Programming For Dummies. His focus has always been to make software easier to use for those new to the computer world. jcstockman@yahoo.com

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Web Edition: 2009 Week 28, Doc #19515

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Keyword Tags: Database Development, Microsoft, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office Access, Programming, Software Development

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