I would try this in your afterupdate event:

Replace(YOURFIELD, """", "" )

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-Raymond

Microsoft Access REPLACE Function, Update Query, TechHelp Q&A

-Raymond

Hi Raymond.  Thank you for your suggestion.  That makes sense as a solution, but when I tried it, I got an error message saying:

Microsoft Access cannot find the object 'Replace(PoseImageLocation,"""","")
If 'Replace(PoseImageLocation,"""","")' is a new macro or macro group, make sure you have saved it and that you have typed its name correctly.  

I double checked my field name is spelled correctly.  Could you walk me through how to create a new macro with this logic, if you think that would work?

Stacey If Access isn't recognizing "Replace" as a function, then you may need to check your references in the VB Editor. Make sure that the following are checked:

Visual Basic for Applications
Microsoft Access 16.0 Object Library
OLE Automation
Microsoft Office 16.0 Access database engine Object

If those are checked, then we'll likely need to see a screen shot of your code because:

=Replace(PoseImageLocation,"""","")

Should work provided that PoseImageLocation is the name of your control/field AND the data it contains doesn't contain spaces, otherwise Access may have other errors

Hi Donald.  Thanks.  I am not using the VB editor, I used added the line of code in the property sheet After Update event.  I am not a strong coder--yet.  :)

Ahh, that might explain it.

The property sheet looks for one of 3 things:
[Macro...]
[Event Procedure]
or the name of a public function from VBA

Literally, all you should need to do is cut that line from the property window and click the ellipsis (3 dots - ...) to the right of the After Update event in the property dialog to open the VB Editor.

It should automatically create a Sub for you:

Private Sub PoseImageLocation_AfterUpdate()
    
     PoseImageLocation = Replace(PoseImageLocation,"""","")
     Me.Dirty = False

End Sub

Access will place the Private Sub line and then End Sub Line for you and you just need to paste in the two lines above. The first should strip the quotes and the second saves the record.

Hopefully, this helps and gets it working for you. If not, feel free to put more here.