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Re: - QuestionFrom: Michael J. Colvin Date: Friday, August 3, 2001
Time: 5:14:20 pmEnter that calculation directly in the CC Expire MONTH field? And that
will replace the single digit months w/leading 0's, right? (Wanna make
sure before I do it!)
Mike
> -----Original Message-----
> From: isp-list@optigold.com [mailto:isp-list@optigold.com]On Behalf Of
> Shawn Hogan
> Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 2:48 PM
> To: Optigold ISP List
> Subject: Re: [Optigold ISP] - Question
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> Michael J. Colvin wrote:
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> > When I originally imported a butt load of users from an=20
> access database,
> > the CC Numbers all had the leading "0"'s truncated on the=20
> expire dates
> > month....Now, when I run Bill Customers, those cards result=20
> in a Plug In
> > Error because of the invalid date...
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> > Any suggestions on how I can search for the lack of a "0"=20
> in the month
> > field?
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> Go into Find mode... search for "1...9" in that field without=20
> the quotes and
> omit them. Although it would totally be cosmetic anyway, as=20
> the system will
> take it into account for you.
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> Actually, I have a better idea... don't search for them, just=20
> do a replace
> with a calculated result to fix them all (and leave the ones=20
> that don't need
> to be fixed alone). Use the calculation:
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> If (IsEmpty (Credit Card Exp Date 1), "", Right ("00" &=20
> Credit Card Exp Date
> 1, 2))
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> - Shawn
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> Shawn D. Hogan
> President, Digital Point Solutions
> http://www.digitalpoint.com
> (858) 452-3696
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