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use this expression in your query<br />
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Replace([FieldName],&quot;-0&quot;,&quot;<wbr />-&quot;,1) AS Expr1<br />
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OM Gang
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No points needed.<br />
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OM Gang, You left out a comma before the 1.<br />
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Should be:<br />
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Replace([FieldName],&quot;-0&quot;,&quot;<wbr />-&quot;, ,1)<br />
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or<br />
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Replace([FieldName],&quot;-0&quot;,&quot;<wbr />-&quot;,1 ,1)<br />
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Otherwise it gets gets leading zeros.
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I was a little hasty with the code Replace([FieldName],&quot;-0&quot;,&quot;<wbr />-&quot;,1 ,1)<br />
&nbsp;does not work in all cases. For Example:<br />
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75-01-0140 Before<br />
75-1-0140 After - Ok<br />
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75-10-0140 Before<br />
75-10-140 Incorrect -- Only if &nbsp;zero after the first dash other wise do nothing<br />
75-10-0140 After - Ok
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Not sure we'll be able to do that in a query expression. &nbsp;Perhaps.....I'll give it a go.<br />
OM Gang
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Try this<br />
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IIf(InStr([FieldName],&quot;-0&quot;<wbr />)&lt;5,Replac<wbr />e([FieldNa<wbr />me],&quot;-0&quot;,&quot;<wbr />-&quot;,1,1),[F<wbr />ieldName])<wbr /><br />
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Basically, it checks to see if &quot;-0&quot; occurs in the first five characters of the string and only performs the Replace function if so. &nbsp;It will work if your data is consistent that the &quot;-0&quot; will always be within the first five characters.<br />
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OM Gang
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I need to remove the 1st zero after the fist dash in an access query.<br />
Example:<br />
75-03-0140 Before<br />
75-3-0140 After<br />
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Any thoughts -- Thanks
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I need to remove the 1st zero after the fist dash in an access query.
Example:
75-03-0140 Before
75-3-0140 After

Any thoughts -- Thanks

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