Maiden Names, Nicknames, Middle Names, etc.

In this video, I will show you how to properly display maiden names, nicknames, and middle names in Microsoft Access.

Chester from New London, Connecticut (a Gold Member) asks: I'm making some modifications to your excellent Genealogy database. I've added a field for Maiden Name. How can I get that to display as "First (Maiden) Last" in my reports, if the person is female?

Pre-Requisites

• Calculated Fields: https://599cd.com/Calculated
• Concatenation: https://599cd.com/Concat
• Double Double Quotes: https://599cd.com/DoubleDouble
• NULL Math: https://599cd.com/NullMath

Links

• String Functions: https://599cd.com/String
• IIF Function: https://599cd.com/IIF
• Nicknames: https://tinyurl.com/2q23vucu

Recommended Courses

• Genealogy Seminar: https://599cd.com/GenDB

Usage

• FullName: [FirstName] & (" """+[NickName]+"""") & (" "+[MiddleName]) & (" "+[LastName]) & (" ("+[OtherLastName]+")")
• FullNameAbbrMid: [FirstName] & (" """+[NickName]+"""") & (" "+Left([MiddleName],1)+".") & (" "+[LastName]) & (" ("+[OtherLastName]+")")

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