SQL chr (10) & chr (13) - Post.Byes
2005年11月12日 · Re: SQL chr(10) & chr(13) [color=blue][color=green] > > I'm trying to concatenate address fields and insert a LF&CR after each line. > > The SQL I use is based …
Remove multiple Chr (13) & Chr (10) - Post.Byes
2005年11月13日 · Re: Remove multiple Chr(13) & Chr(10) lauren quantrell wrote:[color=blue] > Has anyone cunstructed a function to remove multiple carriage returns
Chr$(13) & Chr$(10) give me a problem in main menu label …
2005年11月13日 · Chr$(10) & Chr$(13) & DLookup("[OwnerAddr]", "qryAdminLi st") & Chr$(10) & Chr$(13) & DLookup("[OwnerCSZ]", "qryAdminLi st") The caption on the label is not what I …
Chr$(13) & Chr$(10) & Chr$(10), Access 2002 report - Post.Byes
2005年11月13日 · I am trying to enter text to look like paragraphs in a text box on a report, making it look like a memo. I enter (Chr$(13) & Chr$(10) & Chr$(10)) to insert a …
removing chr(13) and chr(10) from SQL - Post.Byes
2006年12月21日 · Hi. Is there a way to remove carriage returns and line feeds from a field in SQL. Here is what I have at the moment: CAST(m.Description AS VARCHAR(8000))AS …
Cannot get chr(10) or chr(13) to show - Post.Byes
2007年5月10日 · I have a form I'm using as a dialog box. It has default text that is two paragraphs. It has a function setText(byval text as string) that specifies the text in the read …
C# Chr and Asc Function Equivalents - The Undocumented Truth!
2005年11月17日 · in these functions. If you don't believe me, use 137 in your VB Chr function then compare the C# output if you just cast it or use the ASCII encoding. You'll see they don't …
What is the C# equivalent of vb Chr () function - Post.Byes
2010年5月4日 · Encoding As stated at the start of the article, strings are always in Unicode encoding. The idea of "a Big-5 string" or "a string in UTF-8 encoding" is a mistake (as far as …
Opposite of Chr$ (10) - Post.Byes
2009年10月30日 · The function Asc(string) is the opposite of Chr(number). Chr returns a string, and Asc returns a number
Prevent 'Chr(13) + Chr(10)' from Being Executed in String
2005年11月17日 · tmpReplace = tmpReplace.Repl ace("\n", "chr(13) + chr(10)") I want to display the following text on my report: chr(13) + chr(10) Instead what is happening is that .Net is …