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Input mask for height
I want to have a table with imperial heights stored (eg 5'10") but when I
create my inpout mask with 9'##" ( 9"' "##"") it just displays as 5'10. Is there any way to have the inches symbol displayed as well? |
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Use two separate fields to hold the value for Feet and Inches.
You can print them on a report as: =[Feet] & "' " & [Inches] & """" Alternativley, use a single field to store the value in inches. You can then display it on a report as: =([Inches] \ 12) & "' " & ([Inches] Mod 12) & """" Either way, you are able to perform any calculations you need (such as calculating average height, or height-to-weight ratios) -- Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia. Tips for Access users - http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org. "Alan UK" wrote in message ... I want to have a table with imperial heights stored (eg 5'10") but when I create my inpout mask with 9'##" ( 9"' "##"") it just displays as 5'10. Is there any way to have the inches symbol displayed as well? |
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