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01-28-2011 07:00 AM
01-28-2011 07:00 AM
MS Access formatting all fields
Hi there
Not sure if this is the right forum but could not find anything specfic to MS Office.
I know how to format a single field in MS access:
select Format([PVP],'General Number') as PVP_ from ns_data where PVP Is Not Null;
How do I format all the fields, without listing them all ? (there is around 120 of them)
I've tried this:
select Format([*],'General Number') from ns_data;
No luck.
Regards
Peter
Not sure if this is the right forum but could not find anything specfic to MS Office.
I know how to format a single field in MS access:
select Format([PVP],'General Number') as PVP_ from ns_data where PVP Is Not Null;
How do I format all the fields, without listing them all ? (there is around 120 of them)
I've tried this:
select Format([*],'General Number') from ns_data;
No luck.
Regards
Peter
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Re: MS Access formatting all fields
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