PresleyKSU
MIS
I'm trying to cut off the beginning portion of a string. Here's where things get fuzzy. The beginning portion is seperated between < and >. The length of this portion varies so I cannot do a "Len(blah)-5" thing.
i.e.
1.) <----blah, blah----> Real Data
2.) <--------BLAH, BLAH-----> Real Data
Now I know in Excel there is a FindFirst command that will find the first instance of a character. After that, you can delete all characters before that certain character (in this instance ">". Is there anything in Access that is similar? I've seen references to an AT() function but I can't find anything about it.
Thanks,
PresleyKSU
i.e.
1.) <----blah, blah----> Real Data
2.) <--------BLAH, BLAH-----> Real Data
Now I know in Excel there is a FindFirst command that will find the first instance of a character. After that, you can delete all characters before that certain character (in this instance ">". Is there anything in Access that is similar? I've seen references to an AT() function but I can't find anything about it.
Thanks,
PresleyKSU