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January 24th 06, 04:13 AM
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Outlook 2003 Forms - Inserting a space in a field formula
"Hello
I have created an Outlook telephone message template based on the Outlook message template. I have set-up the 'Read Page' so that "Telephone Message: Caller's Name + Caller's Ph No" automatically generate in the recipient's Subject line. It works really well, except I need a space between the Caller's Name and the Caller's Ph No. My field's properties' initial value is set at "Telephone Message: "&[CallerName]&[CallerPhNo]. I have tried just adding a space between the first ] and the &, but it doesn't work. Any other ideas? Sorry if this is too basic ... 
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January 24th 06, 01:06 PM
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Outlook 2003 Forms - Inserting a space in a field formula
Have you tried:
"Telephone Message: "&[CallerName]&" "&[CallerPhNo]? "DBH" wrote: "Hello I have created an Outlook telephone message template based on the Outlook message template. I have set-up the 'Read Page' so that "Telephone Message: Caller's Name + Caller's Ph No" automatically generate in the recipient's Subject line. It works really well, except I need a space between the Caller's Name and the Caller's Ph No. My field's properties' initial value is set at "Telephone Message: "&[CallerName]&[CallerPhNo]. I have tried just adding a space between the first ] and the &, but it doesn't work. Any other ideas? Sorry if this is too basic ...
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January 25th 06, 04:03 AM
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Outlook 2003 Forms - Inserting a space in a field formula
Thank you so much, Vaughan - that worked brilliantly.
(I'm self-taught so I really appreciate your suggestiong.) Thank you again ... :0) Kind regards Tanis "Vaughan" wrote: Have you tried: "Telephone Message: "&[CallerName]&" "&[CallerPhNo]? "DBH" wrote: "Hello I have created an Outlook telephone message template based on the Outlook message template. I have set-up the 'Read Page' so that "Telephone Message: Caller's Name + Caller's Ph No" automatically generate in the recipient's Subject line. It works really well, except I need a space between the Caller's Name and the Caller's Ph No. My field's properties' initial value is set at "Telephone Message: "&[CallerName]&[CallerPhNo]. I have tried just adding a space between the first ] and the &, but it doesn't work. Any other ideas? Sorry if this is too basic ...
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