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April 4th, 2005, 08:31 AM
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How do I set the pattern for increasing a number?
The sequence of numbers for a form I use has an increment pattern. For
example, the beginning number is 788531660. It is increased by 11 six times and on the seventh time by 4. The resulting numbers would be the following: 788531671, 788531682, 788531693, 788531704, 788531715, 788531726, 788531730, 788531741 and so on. These numbers I must use as auto-numbers on my forms. 
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April 4th, 2005, 01:33 PM
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Essar
Access Autonumbers do not provide that functionality. You will have to create your own routine to do so. Good luck Jeff Boyce Access MVP "Essar" wrote in message ... The sequence of numbers for a form I use has an increment pattern. For example, the beginning number is 788531660. It is increased by 11 six times and on the seventh time by 4. The resulting numbers would be the following: 788531671, 788531682, 788531693, 788531704, 788531715, 788531726, 788531730, 788531741 and so on. These numbers I must use as auto-numbers on my forms.
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