Social Security Number typing and saving...
Hi, and many thanks for your help, we appreciate it We are not the best coding so we will try our best. We are a attorney at law office and we register all info about our customers, including t...
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Thank for your time Don,
We figure out that we were hoping too much, so trying to resolve we did what you said before with next formula text field:
var text PartOne = Left([SS#],3);
var text PartTwo = Mid([SS#],5,2);
var text PartThree = Right([SS#],4);
List("-", $PartOne, $PartTwo, $PartThree)
It is working fair good enough, but we facing the following now; Some SSN were written like ( ###,###,###) so, the new field keep them as (###-##-,###). That take me to question, is there a way that formula void (, / . ) symbols?
We appreciate your time Don, and else others.
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AlfaCenter LawGroup
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The function you need is Search and Replace
This details it for you:
https://login.quickbase.com/db/6ewwzuuj?a=dr&r=f8&rl=2
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Don Larson
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I did a quick demo app
The input fields are limited in length
the output is a formula text field
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Don Larson
------------------------------Hi again Don.
We appreciate your ideas and help a lot. After read your reply and trying to figure it out how to make it work, I develop my own solution with your advice. thank you so much
I will post it here for any other person may need it.
Field 1: Text field -Social Security Number (Standard input field, how ever user type it.)
Field 2: Fomurla Field -Social security converter (Processing field)List ("",
Part([Social Security Number],1," ,.-/"),
Part([Social Security Number],2," ,.-/"),
Part([Social Security Number],3," ,.-/"),
Part([Social Security Number],4," ,.-/"),
Part([Social Security Number],5," ,.-/"))What it does is clean the input text, leaving just the typed digits.
Field 3: Formula field -SSN(Final display field).
var text PartOne = Left([Social Security Number Converter],3);
var text PartTwo = Mid([Social Security Number Converter],4,2);
var text PartThree = Right([Social Security Number Converter],4);List("-", $PartOne, $PartTwo, $PartThree)
What it does is reorganize and divide the number in 3 parts, also, type the dashline between each.
Your answer gave me the path Don. I'm so thankful. have a nice weekend.
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AlfaCenter LawGroup
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