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Originally Posted by c010depunkk
well, if you're using PHP you could use the explode function:
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<?php
foreach($rows as $row) {
$parts=explode('Y',$row);
// now $parts[0] holds the first number
// and $parts[1] holds the second number
// and if $parts is empty (count($parts)==0), then there was only one number
?>
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no, im using access for this..still, this seems way simpler. thanks though, if theres no way to do it in access, il keep this in mind...