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Hi All,

I am new user of Access database. Need help to create an expression to
filter out specific item #. The query contains two field:

1) store number
2) item number - the item# are 15 digits alphanumaric
e.g{01010000CARR001}
THE ITEM IS A TEXT FIELD!!!

Now i want the query to just show me item# where character 8 and 9 of
the item# are have zero. some thing like this... {######00#######}

Thanks,

Rashid

Nov 13 '05 #1
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rj*******@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi All,

I am new user of Access database. Need help to create an expression to
filter out specific item #. The query contains two field:

1) store number
2) item number - the item# are 15 digits alphanumaric
e.g{01010000CARR001}
THE ITEM IS A TEXT FIELD!!!

Now i want the query to just show me item# where character 8 and 9 of
the item# are have zero. some thing like this... {######00#######}

Thanks,

Rashid


Select * from [tablename] where item# like '???????00*'

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Nov 13 '05 #2
Where mid([ItemNumber],8,2) = "00"

Fred

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