From: Dorian on 27 May 2010 16:08 Sorry, I was assuming you knew how to write Access code. You will need to create a VB function to perform this task. I don't have much time now as I have to go to a meeting, look for a response in around an hour unless someone else chimes in first... -- Dorian "Give someone a fish and they eat for a day; teach someone to fish and they eat for a lifetime". "Cinquefoil22" wrote: > ok, but where am i typing the string at? I think, honestly, I am just > confused all the way around on what you are telling me to do.... > Sorry... > > "Dorian" wrote: > > > Its pretty easy to do. Set up a string with all letters in sequence with an > > extra A at end. > > Dim strAB = "A........ZA" > > Then you use INSTR function (look in HELP for details) to locate the letter > > and then just add 1 to position to the next one. > > You will have to check when last letter goes from Z to A since that will > > trigger the same logic for the second letter. Same for the second letter > > changing from Z to A triggers changing the first letter. > > -- Dorian > > "Give someone a fish and they eat for a day; teach someone to fish and they > > eat for a lifetime". > > > > > > "Cinquefoil22" wrote: > > > > > Simple question, hope I can get an answer.... > > > Ok, I have created a table and form for our company to keep track of incoming > > > inventory. Being that we work with metals, each piece that comes in is > > > assigned > > > a unique 3 letter value. We started with AAA. What I need to know is once I > > > enter the item we are receiving is there a way for it to automatically go to > > > the > > > next sequence of letters. Example, yesterday we received in. The last > > > series > > > of letters I used was BHV. So today, when I receive in, I want the product > > > to > > > automatically be assigned BHW and then BHX and so on. After I use BHZ my > > > next sequence would be BIA. Ultimately when I get to BZZ, my next sequence > > > would be CAA and so on.... > > > Do you think you can help me figure out how to do this? > > >
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