I have a table with 3 fields, fld1, fld2 and fld3. If any of the fields has a value, I want to copy that value into all 3 fields. Even if 2 or more fields has a different value, I want to take any one of the values and populate all 3. Any suggestions on a good way to do this?
When you put it that way it makes perfect sense... I wish I had looked out here earlier - before I spent alot of time trying to get it to work the way I thought it should. It's always the little things that hang me up.
Thanks for the help !!!
I think that the compress function is what you're looking for. I have also had problems with the dequote function - I can't get it to work.
If I input and try to remove quotes from this stmt:
This is a "test"
input stmt $20. ;
x=dequote(stmt) ; --> the quotes don't go away...
I was just working on a macro to multiply by one... but I'm curious about the other option:
For each c in selection
c.value = c.value*1
next c
Where do you put this code to run it everytime the query is refreshed?
Thanks, Mark
I have the same problem, but the field is in a worksheet created by a query. Everytime I refresh the query the fix is gone...
Any ideas on fixing in code or some other trick?
Thanks, Mark - new at this Excel stuff
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