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wmcrcc2002
How can I set a specific column up to reflect a telephone format? e.g. (xxx) xxx-xxxx So that the user simply types 10 digits and it will properly format the numbers to reflect a telephone number..
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Byron
Use the Input Mask property and select the Phone mask.
simply types 10 digits and it will properly format the
numbers to reflect a telephone number..
telephone format? e.g. (xxx) xxx-xxxx So that the user-----Original Message-----
How can I set a specific column up to reflect a
simply types 10 digits and it will properly format the
numbers to reflect a telephone number..
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Tony Toews
wmcrcc2002 said:How can I set a specific column up to reflect a telephone format? e.g. (xxx) xxx-xxxx So that the user simply types 10 digits and it will properly format the numbers to reflect a telephone number..
You will never have a phone number outside of North America? Or one
with an extension?
Tony
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jim martin
i am trying to find out the same thing. i want my phone
number field that looks like this 999-999-9999 to look
like this 9999999999 in access 2002 it seems hard....
please email me if you learned how [email protected]
number field that looks like this 999-999-9999 to look
like this 9999999999 in access 2002 it seems hard....
please email me if you learned how [email protected]
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GVaught
Try using the Input Mask against the field when in design view of the table.