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  1. mekesse

    POWER function in microsoft access

    That did the trick! Thanks so much for your fast response!
  2. mekesse

    POWER function in microsoft access

    I am trying to create a formula field in a query that requires me to raise a number to a specified exponent. In excel, I can use a POWER function (e.g. POWER(10,2)=100). however, i cannot find a comparable function in Access. I am using Access 2000 and need a way to be able to use an exponent...
  3. mekesse

    Cloning a Windows NT 4.0 Server

    Thanks to all who have responded thus far. Your input has been very helpful. I do have a clarification, provided by our chief web developer. Any help would be greatly appreciated: >All of the machines would be Domain Member Servers (not PDC, BDCs, WINS, >DHCP, etc.) They would only be...
  4. mekesse

    Cloning a Windows NT 4.0 Server

    We have spent a considerable amount of time setting up one of our web servers on NT 4.0 with IIS. We would like to be able to easily replicate this machine, including installed software, registry entries, users and security permissions. I know that "GHOST" is a powerful cloning tool...
  5. mekesse

    Queries that Aggregates Counts of Unique Values into a field

    I have a 40,000 record database which consists of the following fields: ID, STATE, TYPE The type field contains one of 5 distinct values. I want to run a query where I group the records by state and also get counts of each distinct type value. The resulting output I want is as follows...

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