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Microsoft Access is an application development and database development tool from Microsoft. It combines the Microsoft Jet/ACE Database Engine with a graphical user interface and software-development tools. Other database engines, such as SQL Server and MySQL, can also be used as a database server for Access applications.
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How do I get a linked list to display more then just the first search item in Access?
One option would be to create a display column fullName that concats your first and last name values into a single column. I believe the following should work in your Row Source:
SELECT [Table1].[ID] …
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Create new table values based on partial column value - access
Since your starting position is fixed (after the 2nd _), you can use an Instr() function to find the position of the 3rd _, and just take the characters between.
Instr() returns the postion of the f …
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