Null propagation means that if any component of an expression is null, the entire expression is also null. Uses the + operator and null propagation to display the values of the City and PostalCode controls if the value in the Region field or control is null otherwise, it displays the values of the City, Region, and PostalCode fields or controls, separated by spaces. Uses the IIf function to display the values of the City and PostalCode controls if the value in the Region control is null otherwise, it displays the values of the City, Region, and PostalCode controls, separated by spaces. Uses the Trim function to display the value of the Address control, removing any leading or trailing spaces. Uses the Right function to display the last 2 characters of the value in a field or control called AssetCode.
Uses the Left function to display the first character of the value of a field or control called ProductName. In this example, the & operator is used to combine the FirstName field, a space character (enclosed in quotation marks), and the LastName field. The expressions in the following table use the & (ampersand) and the + (plus) operators to combine text strings, built-in functions to manipulate a text string, or otherwise operate on text to create a calculated control.ĭisplays the values that reside in table fields called FirstName and LastName. Note You can also use expressions in a form or report when you Highlight data with conditional formatting. To create a calculated control, you enter an expression in the ControlSource property of the control, instead of in a table field or query. Many campus members played an important role in the start of this celebration and the continuing of it as the longest standing diversity program at RIT.The tables in this section provide examples of expressions that calculate a value in a control located on a form or report. In 2012, the program was moved under the Office for Diversity & Inclusion, continuing with the name of Expressions of King’s Legacy. Martin Luther King was combined into a week-long celebration-Expressions of King’s Legacy. Then in 2010, the Annual Celebration of Dr. Twenty years later, in 2002, the Commission renamed the conference to the Expressions of Diversity Conference.
That April, the Commission held what was then called the Conference on Racism. In 1982, the Commission for Promoting Pluralism partnered with BACC to deliver the annual celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Some of the programs sponsored by BACC included a Black student orientation, Black Awareness Week, and Educational Day, which introduced inner-city high school students to the world of higher education. In 1977, the organization touted itself as being the only organization “run exclusively for and by minority students.” At the time, the group’s membership consists mostly of Black and Puerto Rican undergraduates, though several graduate students belonged to the organization as well. The purpose of the group was “to foster and sustain an awareness of Black people being an integral part of our nation’s society.” The Black Awareness Coordinating Committee (BACC) was formed during the Spring 1969 quarter at the Rochester Institute of Technology. The Womba Africa band typically performs in the Ga language. The members are part of the Ga Adangbe People in greater Accra, Ghana, a tribe with a very rich history and culture quite distinct from other major ethnic groups. Womba Africa is a cultural drum and dance group formed in the town of Nungua. in English Literature from Clare College at Cambridge. He earned his undergraduate degree from Yale University and his M.A. He is the director of the Hutchins Center for African and African-American Research at Harvard. Gates has authored or co-authored twenty-five books. He has created twenty-three documentary films with his newest series, The Black Church: This Is Our Story, This Is Our Song on PBS.
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is an Emmy and Peabody Award winning filmmaker, cultural critic and journalist and host of the popular genealogy television series “Your Roots” now in its seventh season on PBS. Keynote: Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Emmy Award Winning Filmmaker, Cultural Critic & Journalist & performer WOMBA Africa Drumming and Dance