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06.30.2008 at 08:59AM PDT, ID: 23527332
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Proper case format in Access table

Asked by ssmith94015 in Microsoft Development, Microsoft Access Database, Microsoft Programming

Tags: VBA

I have a table that holds first name and last, but how do I tell the table that the name should be in proper case?  there is not Proper case function in ACCESS.  So, if someine enters SUZIE SMITH, I want what is saves to be Suzie Smith?  I don't care if the table formats it like this or a function in the text control, but I don't seem to be able to find an ACCESS 2003 function that does this.Start Free Trial
 
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