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Simple dBase expression question

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greggggggg - 15 Jul 2006 06:50 GMT
Hi!

I am a total novice, but trying to teach myself some tricks.

In Query, I know I can combine two columns of data with this
expression:

Cal.REF+Cal.NOTES

But I want to but a space, three >>> and a space between the data in
REF and the data in NOTES.

I thought I could do this with a statement like...

Cal.REF+" >>> "+Cal.NOTES

...but it doesn't work.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Gregg
greggggggg - 15 Jul 2006 06:52 GMT
Sorry, I meant to also say that when I type in Cal.REF+" >>>
"+Cal.NOTES or variations of this I get this error:

"Too few parameters. Expected 1".

Thanks for your help!!!

Gregg

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