Break Years into 2-Digit Number Pairs in Access Part 2

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to break years into two-digit number pairs for speech synthesis. We'll handle nearly all years, adding special exceptions and creating a public function to simplify repetitive code. This is part 2.

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Prerequisites

• Number Pairs, Part 1

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