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Thanks for that. Seems to be just what I want

I have a form for adding new customers. The ID code, Surname, Christian Name and Contact. Some of the staff have been using codes using all numerals in the ID code. Although the ID code can contain both letters and numerals I want to prevent the code starting with a numeral

Thanks for your reply. What I am trying to achieve is to prevent users adding new customers and giving them a numerical code. All the current codes are based on the first 3 or 4 letters of their Surname but where duplications occur a number is added. Is this the best way of achieving this?

I have a customer table. The customer ID consists of both letters and numerals. I want a validation rule making the first character a letter

I hadn't used Access for weeks so I don't know when the problem started. There have been 5 updates already this year so I don't know which version to go back to. Perhaps I will just wait for another update and hope that it solves the problem.

The problem seems to be an update of my version

I don't know how to do that. All I did was have a look in the Control Panel which gave the date of installation and the version. Have only discovered problem in last few days because I haven't used Access for months.

I can post database but I don't think it will be much point. I have gone into other databases and struck the same problem. I am running Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 . It says it was installed 19.2 2024 but I have had it for a few years. Is it possible there has been an upgrade which...

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It's like drawing teeth. I have created the module and run the property sheet code and get a result showing current position 2 in the immediate window

I am sorry that you feel I have ignored all your advice. The simple fact of the matter is that I am an 82 year old with no computer training. My knowledge of code extends to writing a few expressions. Do I press ctrl G and then enter that code for finding location of property sheet in the top...