Build an On-Screen Calculator in Access - Part 3

This is part 3 of my Microsoft Access on-screen calculator tutorial. We are continuing to build the calculator that we started in part 1. In today's video we're going to create a backspace button, learn about the string functions Left and Len, create a button to raise a number to a power, create an x² button with a superscript in the label that will immediately square the value in the calculator, and we're going to learn about the ASCII extended characters.

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Prerequisites

• Calculator, Part 2: https://599cd.com/Calculator2

Next Video

• Calculator, Part 4: https://599cd.com/Calculator4

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• String Functions: https://599cd.com/String
• Null: https://599cd.com/Null

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