Access 2007, input mask
Is it possible to use an input mask in an "Iif" function in a query to return the following:
A phone number with an extension or one w/o.
123-456-7891, Ext 1234
If applying the input mask using the properties window, I get the following:
(222-333-4444) = ( ) 22-2333, Ext. 4444
(222-333-4444, Ext. 555) = (222) 333-4444, Ext. 555
* The Phone and Extension fields are in separate and joined with the following:
Fee Billing Phone: ([ClientPhone] & IIf([ClientExtension] Is Not Null,", " & [ClientExtension]))
A phone number with an extension or one w/o.
123-456-7891, Ext 1234
If applying the input mask using the properties window, I get the following:
(222-333-4444) = ( ) 22-2333, Ext. 4444
(222-333-4444, Ext. 555) = (222) 333-4444, Ext. 555
* The Phone and Extension fields are in separate and joined with the following:
Fee Billing Phone: ([ClientPhone] & IIf([ClientExtension] Is Not Null,", " & [ClientExtension]))
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The calculated field was the answer! Thanks!
Great.
Enjoy the weekend
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Jeff
Enjoy the weekend
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Jeff
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!\(###") "###\-####," Ext".\ ####;;_
This is the result I got using:
!(999) 000-0000 = (850) 298-4431 (w/ext) & 3109438171, 112 (w/o ext)
!(999) 000-0000, Ext. 0000 = 3109438171, 112 (w/ext) & ( ) 85-0298, Ext. 4431 (w/o ext)