Re: String Concatenation
- From: "Rick Brandt" <rickbrandt2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 12:55:51 GMT
Rebecca Smith wrote:
> In past versions of Access it was a simple matter to create a persons
> full name from the three strings 'FirstName' 'MiddleInit' and
> 'LastName' and include a period after the middle initial. Using a
> plus sign before the middle initial kept the period from showing up
> if the middle initial was blank. Seems Access 2003 doesn't recognize
> this simple trick.
>
> So the question is, how do create a full name in a query without
> having a period show up between FirstName and LastName if there is no
> middle name?
Something else is going on because there is no change to Access 2003
affecting how the + and & operators work with respect to Null propogation.
I just performed the following test in the immediate window of Access
2003...
?"test" & ("." & Null) & "TEST"
test.TEST
?"test" & ("." + Null) & "TEST"
testTEST
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