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    Format to convert JOHN D. SMITH JR. to John D. Smith Jr.

    Works like a charm. Thanks.
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    Format to convert JOHN D. SMITH JR. to John D. Smith Jr.

    Awesome. Thanks. Now I just need a way to deal with the McSmiths and MacSmiths.
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    Format to convert JOHN D. SMITH JR. to John D. Smith Jr.

    Thanks, but how would I go about imbedding that in an SQL query? Thanks, but when I tried that it in a simplified select query, it asked me for a parameter value for vbProperCase and didn't return the corrected format. When I tried it as the Union query, it asked me for the parameter value...
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    Format to convert JOHN D. SMITH JR. to John D. Smith Jr.

    Sorry, I should have been more specific. Is there any way I can do the same thing as a format? If I want the names to be all caps in the source table and on forms, but want it to display as proper case on one report, Is there a way I can set the format of the field on the report to display in...
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    Format to convert JOHN D. SMITH JR. to John D. Smith Jr.

    As the title says. Is it possible to format a field so that the first letter of each word is capitalized, but the rest is not?
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    Transfer date w/ custom format to a text field?

    Cheers! Guess I need to learn more functions.
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    Transfer date w/ custom format to a text field?

    I'm building a report that requires me to concatenate several fields plus additional words, etc. But not all of the fields are the same data type. I have the date formatted the way I want it in a date/time field in one table (dd mmmm yyyy), and I want to append that date into a text field in...
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