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hi, im new to excell, and im wondering if there is a way i caan convert a time in a field into the format hours:mins rounding up the seconds from the format hours:mins:secs. cos no matter how i try, i just cant get it to round up the seconds...

can anyone suggest a "assembly for newbiez" site? one that will help me rule the world? }-------------------------------------------------------{ "I don't need intelligent drugs Tom, because I don't know what they are." -Space Ghost

thats what i did the first time, and it ended up like this: __________________________________ |item 1 | item1 | item 1 | |item 2 | item2 | item 2 | |item 3 | item3 | item 3 | __________________________________ |item 1 | item1 | item 1 | |item 2 | item2 | item...

ok, i tried that, but it just puts the data which looked like this: item 1 item2 item3 item 1 item2 item3 item 1 item2 item3 item 1 item2 item3 item 1 item2 item3 into lines in horizontal cells...

i have a rather large amount of data arranged into 3 columns in word. the columns are three peices of data that are relative to each other (like, name address, postcode for example) and there are 27017 lines of this. the columns are formatted by tab spaces, is there a quick way without doing it...

Diolch yn fawr my freind (thats thanx bunches, in welsh) :)

being quite new to assebly, i was wondering how i could set my program to wait for a particular keypress before executing the appropriate function. ie, does assembly regognise ascii values, and how would i test for them?

Not prior, DOH! following the selection!!! im a fool!

the value u require my friend is: Printer.DeviceName when a printer is selected in the common dialog control, it automatically updates the current printer in the printer object, therefore if u wished to display the current printer in use something like: text1.text = printer.DeviceName would...

yeah, thanx guys :)

its not distastful, its a reference to my hairstyle. my girlie says it looks like a nailbomb went off near my head

cheers man, i think thats got it

typo sorry, "your" IDE (not tour, lol!)

if you know theres a dll missing, have u tried looking at what libraries are ticked for use in tour IDE? that might give u a shortlist of possible dlls to transfer to the "user" machine to enable the prog 2 work

does a jump statement behave like a call statement? i.e.: if i wrote this; monkey: push cx mov cx, [underfelt] inc cx cmp cx, 133 je handbag mov [underfelt], cx pop cx ret handbag: mov cx, 0 ret then if the value of cx was incremented to 133, and the procedure...

ive got these two listboxes, and i want to be able to alter the position of items within one box by drag and drop, while the second listbox repositions its items simultaneously. how can i go about it?

is there an interrupt process which would allow me to define a solid shape in pixels, without going to the trouble of mapping out each pixel?