Re: INT conversion
- From: "Evi" <evwool@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 06 May 2008 20:59:54 GMT
Turn your edited string into a number by using Val on it, then surround THAT
with Int Function. I suspect that your number is still a string until it has
been 'val'd
Evi
"Rich" <rhall@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
I'm running an update query on tblInv that, among other things,
extracts an important number from within a string in the text field
[JobNum] . In it's original form, [JobNum]is as follows: From 11965
OFG The critical number I'm extracting always starts in the 6th
position, and is 4 or 5 charactors in length with random text
afterwards.
I use SET tblInvData.JobNum =
LTrim(RTrim(Right(Left(tblInvData.JobNum,10),5))) to extract the
number, and this works fine. Then I manually change the format of the
field to "number" in the table's design. It occured to me that I
should be able to acheive both goals by changing my syntax to SET
tblInvData.JobNum = INT(LTrim(RTrim(Right(Left(tblInvData.JobNum,10),
5)))), but it doesn't change the field to number integer format.Does
anyone know why that doesn't work?
Thanks in advance to all who might help me with this.
Rich
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