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I manipulated the FileAs field in a similar way to make it useful for my project. I used the following VB Script code. By approaching the problem this way you can keep names only the FullName field and just manipulate the FileAs field. This code is pretty flexible and can be modified to suit your individual needs. I also wrote a script to step through all of my existing contacts and perform this routine. --Mort O'Sullivan When placed in the VB Script Code portion of a Contact form, the following code will change the FileAs field whenever the contact's name or company name is changed. The formatting of the FileAs field follows thefollowing rules:
This code is pretty flexible and can be modified to suit your individual needs. I also wrote a script to step through all of my existing contacts and perform this routine. '*************************************************************************** '* Procedure:
item_propertychange(name) '*************************************************************************** Sub Item_PropertyChange(Name) Sub SetFileAs(theItem) function FormatName (First, Last)
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