| re: filling up blank fields
I can't tell if the data is just a string of text or whether it is separated
into fields in a table, but I'll assume the latter. In your example, it
looks like you either have all the fields or just the last field. Is this
always the case? If it is, then you can run an update query. Select field1
and field4 (or whatever the last field is called) in the query builder.
Under field4, set the criteria to "is null" (no quotes) and set the update
to box to [field1] (with brackets). Under field1, set the "update to" box
to "null", (no quotes).
"Sommerfield" <cotefenetre@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I've imported a txt list into Access which has some rows that look
> like:
>
> 0000 0100 CH Saze National Msr 1 M CH 4460b 4750x 4800q 5945b
>
> 6030b 6125s 7275b 7290b
>
> 9500s 9630q 9675b 9845b
> 0025 0130 SG Niskale V BNN 11720s 11750s
> 11760s 11925L
>
> 11960b 12045b 13610n
>
> 13700L 15550b
>
> Now I'm wondering whether would be possible to automatically update the
> rows which has some blank fields with its appropriate information
> (that's the same stuff as in the first and fourth row).
>
> Of course, most of the rows has all the fields properly filled up, it's
> just too cumbersome and time consuming to fill the blanks by hand.
>
> Thank you in advance for your aid!
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