> Why can't I type an ampersand in MS Access?
Try typing 2 of them && a single ampersand is the underline character for a
hotkey.

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Yes, you can ...
The only special case is in Label Control where the ampersand signifies the
next character will be a shortcut key (which will be underlined in Form
View).
To display the ampersand explicitly in a Label Control, you need tu use 2
ampersands (&&) to get a single ampersand displayed.

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Van T. Dinh
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> Why can't I type an ampersand in MS Access?
Cheryll - 21 Feb 2007 22:33 GMT
Awesome, thanx.
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