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DavisGail
I currently have an Access 2003 database.
In a Student table, I have SSN field that stores the last four digits of
Social security number. I also have a DOB Date/Time field for Date of Birth.
I want to calculate my unique identifier in my form so that the "Identifier"
is SSN&DOB. (We originally had the full social security as the identifier,
but that is no longer allowed due to privacy restrictions).
My problem is that when I concatenate, I am getting, for example,
00041/30/1985 instead of 000431077. How do I show the date as a number
instead of a date format?
Is this possible?
In a Student table, I have SSN field that stores the last four digits of
Social security number. I also have a DOB Date/Time field for Date of Birth.
I want to calculate my unique identifier in my form so that the "Identifier"
is SSN&DOB. (We originally had the full social security as the identifier,
but that is no longer allowed due to privacy restrictions).
My problem is that when I concatenate, I am getting, for example,
00041/30/1985 instead of 000431077. How do I show the date as a number
instead of a date format?
Is this possible?