Thanks again, I'll see if a BIOS update is also available.
As I mentioned, my OS is on the SATA which is the D: drive. Should I consider changing this to C:? It doesn't sound easy based on what I've read and there's a possibility to really screw things up...
Thanks guys, this has been resolved. I think it was a few things. It probably started when the secondary HD was swapped in with it's jumper settings on Master. Then when it was removed the BIOS still wasn't recognizing my SATA, my only thought is because the SATA's labeled D:? Anyway, after...
A friend of mine was no longer able to get into Windows XP on her PC and wanted to save a lot of digital photos. So I took her PC, removed her HD and swapped it with my secondary HD. (My PC has a primary SATA drive w/ the OS and a secondary IDE drive for storage). When I turned on my PC, for...
Sorry, f'ed up stands for fracked up.
The 120GB was the only drive in the dell w/ factory intalled XP. I tried creating a 2nd partitiong with PartitionExpert from Acronis (possibly my first mistake). I do not have another SATA capable machine with me. I installed XP on another machine in hopes...
I am extremely frustrated by the problems I'm having with my hard drives. Any help is much appreciated!
I have an almost year old Dell XPS. Tried partitioning my 120gb SATA HD and the software f'ed it up! My partition with my data is still there but I have no way of accessing it. I figured my...
The reason I mentioned Field Explorer is b/c it's the only place I find a 'Report' menu, when I right-click there. Otherwise, after left-clicking on the 'x', I do not see a Report menu anywhere up top.
Ido,
My crosstab example is shown in my original post, that's all there is to it.
LB,
It is a crosstab. After clicking on the "x", I right-click in the Field Explorer, go to 'Report', and 'Top N/Group Sort Expert' is grayed out.
I can only access the Report menu by right-clicking in blank space of the report, and when I do that 'Top N/Sort Group Expert is grayed out / unavailable.
I'm having a difficult time doing what I would hope would be an easy task. I'm using CR in .NET...here is my example table:
Week1 Wk2 Wk3 Wk4 WkN Total
User1 3 8 7 2 20
User2 5 6 1 2 1 15
User3 1 4 9 5...
I have a form with a combo box. When a command button is hit, the value of this combo box is displayed on a label. I've placed the following error-check in the code for the command button click to make sure a value is selected in the combo box.
If cmbJob.Value = Null Then
MsgBox "No job...
I have a workbook with forms that interact with an Access DB. I want to just connect to the DB on Workbook-Open and close the connection when the workbook closes so I won't have to keep opening and closing the connection repeatedly. I tried "Global DB as DAO.Database" but it won't let me do...
From the "Match" definition in Help:
Returns the relative position of an item in an array that matches a specified value in a specified order. Use MATCH instead of one of the LOOKUP functions when you need the position of an item in a range instead of the item itself.
I see...in the VB editor, select the hidden worksheet with the values, and under its properties change its "(Name)", first property, not "Name" further down. Now in your code you can reference this sheet, i.e. TestName.Range("A1"), without showing the sheet. Besides forums like this, be sure to...
S'alright, I've only been doing it a few months myself, experience is the best way to learn I think. The coding I had in mind was....under the command button click event...have it search through the selected items like I wrote above, i.e.:
For i = 0 To 9
If ListBox1.Selected(i) = True Then...
Well the additional info would have to be listed in some sort of table or in VB. Then you'd have to probably use some IF statements to say "If this item is selected....then return these values".
You want a multiselect listbox if you want to allow the user to add/remove multiple items. You said items instead of item so I'm guessin you want multiselect.
Are you asking how to handle multiple errors or what code to include in the error trapping? If you're asking the former, use an If/Then or Select Case with the Err.Number in the error handler so it'll run the appropriate code dependent on which error occurs.
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