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Guest
Hi,
Currently I can use:
strData = Format(![Account Number], "##########")
to write out a text field on an export file. However I'm trying to
right-justify the field (it's of varying length to a maximum of 9
characters), and picked up the following from a previous post of Joe Fallon's
on the subject:
'this is how to right justify an entry
strData = strData & Space(14 - Len(Format(![Qty], "0.0000"))) &
Format(![QtyRcv], "0.0000") '13-26
I've therefore adjusted my code to read:
strData = strData & Space(9 - Len(Format(![Account Number], "##########")))
which looks like I've made the correct alterations, but my output file
appears to be empty.
Any ideas why? XP pro and Access 2002 file format if it helps.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
Currently I can use:
strData = Format(![Account Number], "##########")
to write out a text field on an export file. However I'm trying to
right-justify the field (it's of varying length to a maximum of 9
characters), and picked up the following from a previous post of Joe Fallon's
on the subject:
'this is how to right justify an entry
strData = strData & Space(14 - Len(Format(![Qty], "0.0000"))) &
Format(![QtyRcv], "0.0000") '13-26
I've therefore adjusted my code to read:
strData = strData & Space(9 - Len(Format(![Account Number], "##########")))
which looks like I've made the correct alterations, but my output file
appears to be empty.
Any ideas why? XP pro and Access 2002 file format if it helps.
Thanks in advance,
Mike