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Just Me
We use the last 4 of a customer's SSN as part of their sign in.
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This is entered into a table (tblSign_In) that consists of these
fields: Last_Name, First_Name, and Last_Four. Last_Four is obviously
the last four digits of the customer's SSN.
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We also have a table (tblCustomer_Complete) that lists (among other
things) the person's Last_Name, First_Name, and SSN (the complete
SSN).
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I would like to be able to find (and display) all of the records in
tblCustomer_Complete that match the records in tblSign_In. The way we
would like to do this will mean somehow comparing the Last_Name and
Last_Four in the tblSign_In to the Last_Name and the last four digits
of the SSN in the table tblCustomer_Complete.
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Everything I have tried so far has failed miserably and I haven't been
able to find a similar question in the archives. If anyone has any
serious suggestions that might help do this, I would be forever in
your debt.
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Thank you so much in advance.
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This is entered into a table (tblSign_In) that consists of these
fields: Last_Name, First_Name, and Last_Four. Last_Four is obviously
the last four digits of the customer's SSN.
*
We also have a table (tblCustomer_Complete) that lists (among other
things) the person's Last_Name, First_Name, and SSN (the complete
SSN).
*
I would like to be able to find (and display) all of the records in
tblCustomer_Complete that match the records in tblSign_In. The way we
would like to do this will mean somehow comparing the Last_Name and
Last_Four in the tblSign_In to the Last_Name and the last four digits
of the SSN in the table tblCustomer_Complete.
*
Everything I have tried so far has failed miserably and I haven't been
able to find a similar question in the archives. If anyone has any
serious suggestions that might help do this, I would be forever in
your debt.
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Thank you so much in advance.