S
Steve
Greetings:
Using the "+" to peform a "null propagation" as outlined in
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access/HA011494721033.aspx
by Sal Ricciardi does not seem to work when the data is numeric. Is there a
work around for this?
For example:
=Trim([chrDataAlways] & ("; "+[chrDataSometimes]))
where chrDataSometimes is text data. This works!
=Trim([chrDataAlways] & ("; "+[intDataSometimes]))
where intDataSometimes is numeric data. This produces an error).
Thanks for any help.
Using the "+" to peform a "null propagation" as outlined in
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access/HA011494721033.aspx
by Sal Ricciardi does not seem to work when the data is numeric. Is there a
work around for this?
For example:
=Trim([chrDataAlways] & ("; "+[chrDataSometimes]))
where chrDataSometimes is text data. This works!
=Trim([chrDataAlways] & ("; "+[intDataSometimes]))
where intDataSometimes is numeric data. This produces an error).
Thanks for any help.