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Rplacing String in SQL

Asked by martywal in Microsoft Access Database

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Hi Experts,

I have a problem where I have built a huge string of SQL to make a table for me (it works and shows the correct information) a sample of the SQL is as follows:

SELECT MultipleSiteIDgroup.MultiBillSite, IIf(IsNull([CostBus2003]![SumOfJAN03 BusCost]),0,[CostBus2003]![SumOfJAN03 BusCost]) AS JanBusCost, IIf(IsNull([MultiBusiness Amount2003]![BusAmtJan2003]),0,[MultiBusiness Amount2003]![BusAmtJan2003]) AS JanBusAmt, [JANBusCost]-[JanBusAmt] AS BusinessAccrualJan2003,

As you can see there are multiple (well over 100) repeats of "03" (this as you will have gathered repesents the year). The user uses a combobox to select the year.

My issue is that when the user wishes to change the year they need to be able to just select the appropriate year and it should feed into the SQL (eg all "03"'s be replaced by "06"'s). Is there a way of find and replacing values in the SQL so that the desired table can be made simply by selecting the year and then running the query as currently works?

Thanks for your help

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