Hi,
I'm not a programmer and have searched for so many hours trying to figure out if there's any way I can get MS Access queries to not see matches when alphanumeric character strings vary by only one uppercase character (or lowercase character).
I have 15 characters that generally the last 4 change, mostly the last 2, but are two separate records separated by one character, eg, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXB and XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXb. I'm trying to link over a million records with these type of id's and have permanent keyboard imprints on my forehead.
I couldn't possibly be the only one out here with this issue??? Anyone encounter this and figure it out? I would really, really, realllllly, REALLLY appreciate the help.
Trying to find the light upper and lower case way,
-dj
I'm not a programmer and have searched for so many hours trying to figure out if there's any way I can get MS Access queries to not see matches when alphanumeric character strings vary by only one uppercase character (or lowercase character).
I have 15 characters that generally the last 4 change, mostly the last 2, but are two separate records separated by one character, eg, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXB and XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXb. I'm trying to link over a million records with these type of id's and have permanent keyboard imprints on my forehead.
I couldn't possibly be the only one out here with this issue??? Anyone encounter this and figure it out? I would really, really, realllllly, REALLLY appreciate the help.
Trying to find the light upper and lower case way,
-dj