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I'd like to think I would have thought of that eventually, but you saved me however long that would have taken.<br />
I'm back in &nbsp;business after a lunchtime nap.<br />
Thanks again.
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I'd like to think I would have thought of that eventually, but you saved me however long that would have taken.
I'm back in  business after a lunchtime nap.
Thanks again.

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Naps make everything better! &nbsp;=)
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These don't work in Access 2007.<br />
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Marker = InStr(StartPoint, !PIPnotes, &quot;&quot;&quot;)<br />
Marker = InStr(StartPoint, !PIPnotes, &quot;chr(34)&quot;)<br />
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What does?
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These don't work in Access 2007.

Marker = InStr(StartPoint, !PIPnotes, """)
Marker = InStr(StartPoint, !PIPnotes, "chr(34)")

What does?

How to look for double quote character in the InStr() function

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