Re: Validation of text
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onedaywhen wrote:
Klatuu wrote:
Is it possible to validate entered text so that it must start with a
predefine letter, say 'H', followed by a numeric value of varying length?
The basic pattern is
NOT LIKE 'H*[!0-9]*'
Further thought: you may want to avoid 'leading' zeros in the numeric
portion e.g. basic pattern:
NOT LIKE 'H*[!0-9]*' AND NOT LIKE 'H0*'
Jamie.
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