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  1. heyvaers

    convert char into float

    Maybe I don't understand the real problem, but SQL server knows the CONVERT() function. In your example, this would give : SELECT CONVERT(float,'0.8333') You can test this in the query analyser. And for Access 2000, you can use cdbl("0.8333") to get a float from the string. Only thing...

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