The only way it fails for me is if the first character is a 0.
Otherwise, it seems fine with or without the @R.
TRANSFORM(990059688, '999-99-9999') produces 990-05-9688
Mike Copeland
[email protected] wrote:
This works: WAIT WINDOW TRANSFORM('120406780','@R 999-99-9999')
On 2014-11-12 13:39, Jeff Johnson wrote:
I know it is possible to format a social security number with
TRANSFORM() like this:
= TRANSFORM(994959688, '999-99-9999')
but it does not work if the number has one or two zeros.
In a text box I can use a format KRLZ and it works in a textbox with
an input mask, but can this be done with TRANSFORM() or do I need to
write a UDF?
TIA
--
Jeff
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