Interesting problem. I have a datagrid with several columns which are bound to an Access database. Two of the columns are checkboxes. The 1st and 4th columns are checkboxes.
Here's the situation...I'm concerned with the 4th column.
This is what currently happens... when a user clicks the...
This is an application to remind someone to do things at a certain time of the day. There are sometimes more than one thing the person has to do at a particular time.
So, basically I'm try to alert the user with a popup message box that it's a certain time and to do required things now.
I'm...
Basically, in my first column I have checkboxes that are unbound.
I would either like to be able to remove the row by checking the checkboxes or clicking a button after a checkbox(s) are checked.
thanks
I have the following XML file called: Today.xml in which I want to insert the current time in the node called: <TODAY>.
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
<MSR>
<Info>
<TEEFHR />
<TEPP />
<TNC />
<TODAY />
<UPDATE />
<UMZ />
<UMZT />
</Info>
</MSR>
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I have a folder that contains many .txt files that I need to import into Excel. Every .txt file would have it's own indivdual sheet based on the name of the text file.
With every .txt file there are records within it that would put imported into rows which are delimited by the pipe symbol "|"...
...to look for the substring "COMPUTER OPERATIONS" within the strings above. The formula works great, except I need to check to see if "COMPUTER OPERATIONS" is the last occurance of the substring within the string.
I hope I explained it correctly.
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{table.col} like "*COMPUTER OPERATIONS*"
I'm trying to check for duplicates before I do an INSERT into the Access database table. I basically want to alert the user if the 'ProjectName' and the 'MileStones' are already in the table..
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Private Sub btnADD_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles...
I have the following script below in where I read in certain elements in a XML file and write them to a text file. What I need to do is before I write to the file is to compare the records in the text file to the XML elements read in. If any of the records in the file matches the XML elements...
I'm using the Perl module: Spreadsheet::WriteExcel in which I'm trying to create a Excel spreadsheet. It's seems that the formula below is maybe to complex for the modules to interpet.
What the formula is basically trying to say is that, how many time entries in the cell range of E2:E23 are...
I want to export data from my Access dataset to a XML file with the following format concept.
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes" ?>
- <UMZ>
- <ServerID>
<Server>PDS_SY1</Server>
<PreCS>servconnEmergencyShutdown servconnShutdown</PreCS>
<PostCS>servconnStartup</PostCS>...
I don't what name should go in textbox2, it could be different each time I download a string from a Web site.
But, it should always follow the words:"ContactsManager:
Basically, I need to pull out the name following the words:"ContactsManager:" which is "BARBARA JOSEPH"
I would like to use RegEx just to see how's it done...
I have the following string below in which I need to pull out the following substring:
BARBARA JOSEPH
Job Completion, Failure Instructions, and Rerun NotesAppl ID Description:dailyopsEdit Application ContactsManager: BARBARA JOSEPH - Ext: 2612Primary: ISAAC THOMAS - Ext: 2011Secondary: RON...
I heard of importing your xml doc into a dataset, then sort the dataset and re-populate your xml, but I'm not sure how to code this..
I'd like to sort it by the 'Name' node.
Here is my XML file:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<IndividualListing>
<Individual>
<Name>Aaron, Scott</Name>...
I have a HTML pager site that pulls in data from a XML file using Javascript allowing the user to select an individual and enter info into the textboxes. They would then click the send button and a page would go out to their pager using a Perl program. I can see the data(just the names) in the...
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