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Making all entries to a table upper case

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Alylia - 16 Mar 2006 12:49 GMT
Hello,

I would like assistance on what should be done to make all entries to a
table upper case if the person making the entries failed to turn on the cap
lock key to upper case.

Alvin.
Duane Hookom - 16 Mar 2006 13:16 GMT
You can use the After Update event of a control on a form like:

    Me.txtYourTextBox = UCase(Me.txtYourTextBox)

For more immediate UCaseing, you could use the KeyPress event to upper case
the keystroke.

If you had a lot of these to program, you might try to make this more
generic.

I hate all caps.... :-(
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