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How can the following be done?

Asked by indyng in Microsoft Access Database

Hi Experts,

I have the following string stored in a field in a table.

Make_Repair--4055C@[Location]->4055C@[Location]

Location is a variable that is queried from another table. I want to read the location from the another table and insert it into the [Location] to create a string.

So if Location is CA1A, then the string will be  Make_Repair--4055C@CA1A->4055C@CA1A.

How can this be done?

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