D davesmith202 Employee of Access World Local time Today, 02:49 Joined Jul 20, 2001 Messages 522 Oct 23, 2008 #1 Is there an easy way to capitalize each word in a memo field? Dave
boblarson Smeghead Local time Yesterday, 18:49 Joined Jan 12, 2001 Messages 32,040 Oct 23, 2008 #2 davesmith202 said: Is there an easy way to capitalize each word in a memo field? Dave Click to expand... You can 1. Use an update Query and use UCase([YourFieldName]) to do the update. or 2. You can just use UCase whenever you want to display it. or 3. When writing to the field, if you are using a form (which I'm hoping you would be) you can use the Control's Before Update event to change it to: Me.YourTextBoxName = UCase(Me.YourTextBoxName)
davesmith202 said: Is there an easy way to capitalize each word in a memo field? Dave Click to expand... You can 1. Use an update Query and use UCase([YourFieldName]) to do the update. or 2. You can just use UCase whenever you want to display it. or 3. When writing to the field, if you are using a form (which I'm hoping you would be) you can use the Control's Before Update event to change it to: Me.YourTextBoxName = UCase(Me.YourTextBoxName)
D davesmith202 Employee of Access World Local time Today, 02:49 Joined Jul 20, 2001 Messages 522 Oct 23, 2008 #3 I forgot to mention, only capitalize the first letter of each word! ProperCase or something seems to ring a bell. I will use something like: Me.YourTextBoxName = UCase(Me.YourTextBoxName) but need a ProperCase function.
I forgot to mention, only capitalize the first letter of each word! ProperCase or something seems to ring a bell. I will use something like: Me.YourTextBoxName = UCase(Me.YourTextBoxName) but need a ProperCase function.
chergh blah Local time Today, 02:49 Joined Jun 15, 2004 Messages 1,414 Oct 23, 2008 #4 Code: Me.YourTextBoxName = strconv(Me.YourTextBoxName, vbpropercase)
D davesmith202 Employee of Access World Local time Today, 02:49 Joined Jul 20, 2001 Messages 522 Oct 23, 2008 #5 Fab! Thank you guys.