UpdateQuery UcaSE fAILS?

[Rickinrsm]

"SET [OFFICELIST_CITY]"="UCASE"

This returns a 0 in he entire column in my UpDate To: row of an UpDate Query.

Any idease would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Much . . .

Rick ~ Access Newbie

 

[lupins46]

Difficult to answer without seeing the full query, but try removing the quotes from the left hand side of the =.

 

[dhookom]

In addition to lupins46's comments, UCase() is a function. Are you attempting to uppercase a field?

Seems we had to ask you for your SQL view in your last post also. This is a query forum and normally it helps to provide your sql view.

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[Rickinrsm]

I figuered this one out. It's really quite simple.

In an UpDate query in the "Update To:" field enter this

Ucase([FieldName])

This worked perfectly for me in an UpDate Query.

I Ucased 6 fields at a time. Kelw!

Thanks . . .

Rick ~ Access Newbie