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Number Pairs By Richard Rost 12 days ago Break Years into 2-Digit Number Pairs in MS Access In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to break up a year into two-digit number pairs so that speech synthesis reads it correctly. We will cover string functions like left, right, and mid, and create a custom VBA function to format years such as 1865 into "18 65" for better speech output. Rachel from Westminster, Colorado (a Platinum Member) asks: I have poor vision. Thanks to your Text to Speech video, I have my Access database say a lot of things for me. One thing that irritates me, however, is when it comes to a year. For something like 1865, it will say "one-thousand, eight-hundred, sixty-five" instead of how it's normally spoken "eightteen, sixty-five." Any tips on how to make this sound better? PrerequisitesLinksRecommended CoursesUp Next
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Keywords: TechHelp Access, breaking years into number pairs, Microsoft Access speech synthesis, Access VBA text-to-speech, format years in speech, speak year in two-digit pairs, text-to-speech for years, synthesizing years in Access, VBA functions for years, Micros PermaLink Number Pairs in Microsoft Access |