Parsing in a query

deb

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I am using Access97.

:rolleyes:
The field in the query looks like...

John|A|Doe|30Mar2003|G1

I need to break this down into seperate fields...

Name Date Dept
John A Doe 30Mar2003 G1

What is the best way to parse this type of data?

Thanks in advance
 
Ah, and she was in 97.

So all that code was of some use, that's good!

Thanks for the extra info, that's good to know,
Corticus
 
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