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    Filling in "Frontwise Zeros"

    Thankyou! The 0000 Format is what I was looking for. I tried it before and was puzzled why it didn't work. Then it finally dawned on me, I was using TEXT data type instead of NUMBER data type -- my bad....
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    Filling in "Frontwise Zeros"

    I think I got an easy question here. I looked under HELP such as for masks or format but couldn't find what I am looking for. Seems like it should be possible? This is what I am trying to do, I have a form where the operator enters in their 4 digit employee number. My question is lets say...
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    Email Help (Lotus cc:Mail 6.3)

    Unfortunately, my company uses Lotus cc:Mail 6.3 instead of Microsoft Outlook. I have in the past done numerous access database programs using macros, hyperlinks, or visual basic code to email whatever to whomever through Microsoft Outlook and always with success. But, I haven't a clue what I...
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    Combining two separate fields in a table or query into one - Can it be done?

    No, I wasn't useing "Date" and "Time" as the actual field names. I was actually using OperationDate and OperationTime. Wow, you guys are great (Hope they pay you "the big bucks")! That's exactly what I needed to know and it worked perfectly. Also, thanks for the very fast response!
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    Combining two separate fields in a table or query into one - Can it be done?

    I recently separated a field in a query into two fields. For Example: Originally the field held date and time such as: 01/31/02 06:30 I changed this by defining two fields in query as: Date: Left([OperationDateTime],8) Time: Right([OperationDateTime],5) This...
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