M morlan Registered User. Local time Today, 19:49 Joined Apr 23, 2003 Messages 143 Jun 9, 2003 #1 >LL00 0LL This input mask does not work because some post codes have only 1 numeric value at the start. eg EH3 8BJ instead of EH33 8BJ Is there a way around this?
>LL00 0LL This input mask does not work because some post codes have only 1 numeric value at the start. eg EH3 8BJ instead of EH33 8BJ Is there a way around this?
ghudson Registered User. Local time Today, 14:49 Joined Jun 8, 2002 Messages 6,194 Jun 9, 2003 #2 Try... >LL09 0LL The nine is not required number. The zeros are required. HTH
IgorB Registered User. Local time Today, 19:49 Joined Jun 4, 2003 Messages 183 Jun 9, 2003 #3 Hello, I am sure input mask will be like: >LL0& 0LL , but >LL09 0LL is wrong - 9 still required a number. Sincerely Igor.
Hello, I am sure input mask will be like: >LL0& 0LL , but >LL09 0LL is wrong - 9 still required a number. Sincerely Igor.
indesisiv Access - What's that? Local time Today, 19:49 Joined Jun 13, 2002 Messages 265 Jun 10, 2003 #4 I use >LL09\ 0LL;0;_ it works fine for me. Steve
Numpty on t'internet Local time Today, 19:49 Joined Apr 11, 2003 Messages 60 Jun 10, 2003 #5 This one works well for me..... >LA&&" "0LL;;_
J jefsie35 New member Local time Today, 11:49 Joined Jan 19, 2016 Messages 1 Jan 19, 2016 #6 Thanks Numpty I wanted UK post codes and your Input Mask seems to work well.. Tried some others but found issues.
Thanks Numpty I wanted UK post codes and your Input Mask seems to work well.. Tried some others but found issues.
Y ypma Registered User. Local time Today, 19:49 Joined Apr 13, 2012 Messages 643 Jan 19, 2016 #7 Another one to add to to confusion >aaaa\ aaaaa Based in the UK this works for me Regards Ypma
. Tried some others but found issues.
