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    Your query is only looking at given name. To get Upper Case you would have this query:



    SELECT UCase([GIVEN_NAME]) AS Given_Name_Conv
    FROM [Standard Format];

    to show lower case you would have:

    SELECT LCase([GIVEN_NAME]) AS Given_Name_Conv
    FROM [Standard Format];

    To show both in the same query you would have:

    SELECT LCase([GIVEN_NAME]) AS Given_Name_Conv
    FROM [Standard Format]
    UNION ALL
    SELECT UCase([GIVEN_NAME]) AS Given_Name_Conv
    FROM [Standard Format]

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    Maybe we're all still missing what your problem is James.
    Here are a couple of links that should help understand Ucase and LCase, the syntax and usage examples.

    http://www.techonthenet.com/access/f...ring/Ucase.php UCase
    http://www.techonthenet.com/access/f...ring/lcase.php LCase

    Good luck.

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