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NameParser In Your Project

Add Nameparser to your project to programmatically parse human names stored in a single field into separate fields, fixing poorly structured tables. Video Overview

Data Not Disturbed

If both first and last names are stored in the same column in the table, you can extract name components programmatically without disturbing your existing data. More detail here

Fully Documented

Nameparser has its own help file and there is on-line documentation here. All methods, properties and events are detailed and code snippets will get you started.

NameParser Video Demos

Watch short video demos of NameParser used with MS Office, Visual Studio and SQL Server Data Transformation Services.
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NameParser FAQ

Answers to frequently asked questions about NameParser.
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Code Samples

Download free NameParser code samples for use in your projects.
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NameParser

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Testimonials

  • We've added NameParser to our own consulting toolbox. Very impressive guys!
    Steve Clarke, Project Manager FMS
  • Thanks very much for your help. You have created a very nice control that is easily implemented
    David E. Ward, Publicans Consulting
  • This is an excellent utility - Thank you! Used extensively here at QBT.com.au
    David Peach, QBT Consulting
  • All in all, the results are impressive! I'd recommend using NameParser for painless parsing.
    Sean Kavanagh, Inside MS Access