1. A kilobyte is 1024 bytes, not 1000, so you need to divide my 1024,
not just remove the last 3 characters.
 
lngBytes = 57344
lngKBytes = lngBytes / 1024
 
Obviously if the number of bytes isn't a multiple of 1024 you'll get a
decimal value back, and so will need to round to however many decimal
places you need.
 
2. Use the left function:-
 
strFileName = "image.jpg"
strFileNamePart = left(strFileName, len(strFileName) - 4)
 
Dan

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2 questions if I may, both are needed to get rid of the last
charactors from strings before writing to database

1. I can get the file size of an image in bites but want it in kb so I
need to get rid of the last 3 numbers

2. I can get the file name as eg "image.jpg" but don't want the ".jpg"
to be written into the database.

I assume both answers will be very similar.
Thanks in advance






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