Might be stupid Access Question

[Jose Esteves]

okay I just need to know how I can make a email input
mask. I wanna be able to only accept the input in an email
format ie [email protected] any help would be gladly
appreciated

 

[RobFMS]

It may be suggestable to create text boxes for each of the parts, such that:

<textbox> @ <textbox> . <textbox>

HTH

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Rob

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[John Vinson]

okay I just need to know how I can make a email input
mask. I wanna be able to only accept the input in an email
format ie [email protected] any help would be gladly
appreciated

It's surprisingly difficult, given the wide variety of valid EMail
address formats. [email protected], [email protected],
etc. - counting periods will not work. With some fairly elaborate code
you can check for the presence of an @ and the absence of blanks or
special characters, but it's perhaps more work than it's worth (since
a valid *format* does not guarantee a valid *address* anyway!)