In Access, the IsNumeric function returns a value indicating whether or not an expression can be converted to a numeric data type.
The syntax for the IsNumeric function is:
IsNumeric ( expression )
The required expression argument can be any numeric or string expression.The IsNumeric function returns
True (-1) if the entire expression is recognized as a number; otherwise, it returns False (0).
Example
IsNumeric (2006) returns TRUE
IsNumeric ("2006") returns TRUE
IsNumeric ("Number") returns FALSE
VBA Code
MyResult = IsNumeric(“Number”)
This example uses the IsNumeric function to determine if a variable can be evaluated as a number. Now the MyResult variable would contain FALSE as a value.
SQL query
You can also use the IsNumeric function in a query.
SELECT IsNumeric([OwnerID]) AS Expr1
FROM AntiqueOwners