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I need to write an update query that calls a module, and I can't figure out how to set up a module. I've successfully coded a ton of forms, though this is proving very difficult for me.
The table (tblDataBT) contains fields such as: Cost, Unit1, Description, Date which are to be updated with segments of data from field "Source" which is located within the same table, depending upon the value of the first 6 characters of "Source"
I was hoping to use select case, because it's the most straightforward for me:
Select Case left([Source],6)
Case 102790
Cost=mid([Source],20,10)
Case 100513
OCC_Q=rtrim(mid([Source],27,15)
UNIT1=mid([Source],19,11)
UNIT2=mid([Source],63,11)
UNIT3=mid([Source],96,11)
UNIT4=mid([Source],107,11)
UNIT5=mid([Source],118,11)
UNIT6=mid([Source],129,11)
'many more cases will be included
End Select
Can anyone show me how to start the module? Basically, I need to know how to get the module to understand the fields within the table. Alternatively, if there is an efficient way to accomplish the following in a query without creating, then calling, a module, please let me know.
Thanks!
The table (tblDataBT) contains fields such as: Cost, Unit1, Description, Date which are to be updated with segments of data from field "Source" which is located within the same table, depending upon the value of the first 6 characters of "Source"
I was hoping to use select case, because it's the most straightforward for me:
Select Case left([Source],6)
Case 102790
Cost=mid([Source],20,10)
Case 100513
OCC_Q=rtrim(mid([Source],27,15)
UNIT1=mid([Source],19,11)
UNIT2=mid([Source],63,11)
UNIT3=mid([Source],96,11)
UNIT4=mid([Source],107,11)
UNIT5=mid([Source],118,11)
UNIT6=mid([Source],129,11)
'many more cases will be included
End Select
Can anyone show me how to start the module? Basically, I need to know how to get the module to understand the fields within the table. Alternatively, if there is an efficient way to accomplish the following in a query without creating, then calling, a module, please let me know.
Thanks!