VilaRestal
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Also, I don't like the idea of editing the data in the table while your developing and testing it. Only tie it to the table in that way when you're sure it's working how you want it. The test sub I initially had in place is the kind of thing you should be using. Only when you've tried a range of strings and are happy with what it's doing should you consider processing data in place with it.
So I would comment out the existing After_Update event code for now. To test it you could put an unbound textbox on the form and process its text in its after update event. Then there's no danger of screwing up data.
So I would comment out the existing After_Update event code for now. To test it you could put an unbound textbox on the form and process its text in its after update event. Then there's no danger of screwing up data.
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