I've got a favor to ask -
Consider the following numeric field:
511
6805
3205
403
I need to make 2 new numeric fields from this variable, call it CS
(short for Check Station)
The first 2 numbers (even when there are only 3 digits - zeros are
missing) represent the County and the last 2 the location within the
county. County ranges from 1-88, location from say 1 to 20.
How would I create 2 new numeric fields with the following conditions:
if CS < 1000 then county=the first digit and location=the next 2
else
county=first 2 and location = next 2
Any help on this would really be appreciated.
Mike 5 1942
Hello
Try
First field
iif([fieldname]<1000,left([fieldname],1),left(fieldname],2))
Second Field
Right([fieldname],2)
AP www.megacrosstab.com
Takeadoe wrote:
I've got a favor to ask -
Consider the following numeric field:
511
6805
3205
403
I need to make 2 new numeric fields from this variable, call it CS
(short for Check Station)
The first 2 numbers (even when there are only 3 digits - zeros are
missing) represent the County and the last 2 the location within the
county. County ranges from 1-88, location from say 1 to 20.
How would I create 2 new numeric fields with the following conditions:
if CS < 1000 then county=the first digit and location=the next 2
else
county=first 2 and location = next 2
Any help on this would really be appreciated.
Mike
Like a charm! Thank you very much!
AP wrote:
Hello
Try
First field
iif([fieldname]<1000,left([fieldname],1),left(fieldname],2))
Second Field
Right([fieldname],2)
AP www.megacrosstab.com
Takeadoe wrote:
I've got a favor to ask -
Consider the following numeric field:
511
6805
3205
403
I need to make 2 new numeric fields from this variable, call it CS
(short for Check Station)
The first 2 numbers (even when there are only 3 digits - zeros are
missing) represent the County and the last 2 the location within the
county. County ranges from 1-88, location from say 1 to 20.
How would I create 2 new numeric fields with the following conditions:
if CS < 1000 then county=the first digit and location=the next 2
else
county=first 2 and location = next 2
Any help on this would really be appreciated.
Mike
Please forgive me for being such a bother, but I barely know Access -
the code works great and I tried it in a select query. But, if I want
these 2 variables to be permanent, my thought was I needed to use an
Update Query. When I try and run it, I keep getting the message, "must
select at least one destination field." Can you please advise?
Mike
AP wrote:
Hello
Try
First field
iif([fieldname]<1000,left([fieldname],1),left(fieldname],2))
Second Field
Right([fieldname],2)
AP www.megacrosstab.com
Takeadoe wrote:
I've got a favor to ask -
Consider the following numeric field:
511
6805
3205
403
I need to make 2 new numeric fields from this variable, call it CS
(short for Check Station)
The first 2 numbers (even when there are only 3 digits - zeros are
missing) represent the County and the last 2 the location within the
county. County ranges from 1-88, location from say 1 to 20.
How would I create 2 new numeric fields with the following conditions:
if CS < 1000 then county=the first digit and location=the next 2
else
county=first 2 and location = next 2
Any help on this would really be appreciated.
Mike
Try setting the following
The table added to the query should be the table you want to update
bring the two fields down (Im assuming you added these two fields to
the table) to the design grid
for field one, in the update to box type the first expression
for field two in the 'update to' box type the second expression
Hope this helps
AP www.megacrosstab.com
Takeadoe wrote:
Please forgive me for being such a bother, but I barely know Access -
the code works great and I tried it in a select query. But, if I want
these 2 variables to be permanent, my thought was I needed to use an
Update Query. When I try and run it, I keep getting the message, "must
select at least one destination field." Can you please advise?
Mike
AP wrote:
Hello
Try
First field
iif([fieldname]<1000,left([fieldname],1),left(fieldname],2))
Second Field
Right([fieldname],2)
AP www.megacrosstab.com
Takeadoe wrote:
I've got a favor to ask -
>
Consider the following numeric field:
>
511
6805
3205
403
>
I need to make 2 new numeric fields from this variable, call it CS
(short for Check Station)
>
The first 2 numbers (even when there are only 3 digits - zeros are
missing) represent the County and the last 2 the location within the
county. County ranges from 1-88, location from say 1 to 20.
>
How would I create 2 new numeric fields with the following conditions:
>
if CS < 1000 then county=the first digit and location=the next 2
>
else
>
county=first 2 and location = next 2
>
Any help on this would really be appreciated.
>
Mike
Perfect! Thank you very much!
AP wrote:
Try setting the following
The table added to the query should be the table you want to update
bring the two fields down (Im assuming you added these two fields to
the table) to the design grid
for field one, in the update to box type the first expression
for field two in the 'update to' box type the second expression
Hope this helps
AP www.megacrosstab.com
Takeadoe wrote:
Please forgive me for being such a bother, but I barely know Access -
the code works great and I tried it in a select query. But, if I want
these 2 variables to be permanent, my thought was I needed to use an
Update Query. When I try and run it, I keep getting the message, "must
select at least one destination field." Can you please advise?
Mike
AP wrote:
Hello
Try
>
First field
>
iif([fieldname]<1000,left([fieldname],1),left(fieldname],2))
>
Second Field
>
Right([fieldname],2)
>
>
AP www.megacrosstab.com
>
Takeadoe wrote:
I've got a favor to ask -
Consider the following numeric field:
511
6805
3205
403
I need to make 2 new numeric fields from this variable, call it CS
(short for Check Station)
The first 2 numbers (even when there are only 3 digits - zeros are
missing) represent the County and the last 2 the location within the
county. County ranges from 1-88, location from say 1 to 20.
How would I create 2 new numeric fields with the following conditions:
if CS < 1000 then county=the first digit and location=the next 2
else
county=first 2 and location = next 2
Any help on this would really be appreciated.
Mike
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