From: setver on
I have an expression with which I am determining whether or not there is a
value for certain fields, then using either a Null string result, one of the
field values, or finally, the resulting value which gives me a website
address. The problem is that my result needs to have the "www." portion
removed from this last resulting string. Is there a proper expression to
remove the first four characters from the string? Will it be necessary to
build a second query to do this?
From: Jerry Whittle on
You could use something like the Mid or Right functions to remove the first 4
characters, but I see a problem. Not all web sites start with www. . I
suggest that you check into the Replace function as it will only mess with
the www.
--
Jerry Whittle, Microsoft Access MVP
Light. Strong. Cheap. Pick two. Keith Bontrager - Bicycle Builder.


"setver" wrote:

> I have an expression with which I am determining whether or not there is a
> value for certain fields, then using either a Null string result, one of the
> field values, or finally, the resulting value which gives me a website
> address. The problem is that my result needs to have the "www." portion
> removed from this last resulting string. Is there a proper expression to
> remove the first four characters from the string? Will it be necessary to
> build a second query to do this?
From: Stefan Hoffmann on
hi,

On 19.04.2010 15:47, setver wrote:
> Is there a proper expression to
> remove the first four characters from the string? Will it be necessary to
> build a second query to do this?
Try this:

IIf(InStr(Nz([field], ""), "www.") = 1, Mid([field], 5), [field])



mfG
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