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I've never used Infopath and am just learning about it. I'm wanting a way to easily create data entry forms for users to enter data into a SQL database as well as run pre-created reports or views of the data (possibly web based). Would Infopath be a good solution for that? The DB is SQL 2000.

Skip: You're correct. My appologies! Your code works beautifully. Thank you,

Your MsgBox is only being activated when I select all cells from F4 to F30. When I select anything less that that, I get nothing.

I did try and your code and it worked perfectly if I select all cells from F4 through F30. As I mentioned in my reply, I'm actually wanting to evaluate if a user selects a cell within F4:F30. Thanks,

Sorry, I meant to state that I need to identify if a user selects a cell within F4 through F30 not all of the cells from F4 through F30. Thanks,

I'm trying to use Worksheet_SelectionChange to identify if a user selects cells F4 through F30 to thus execute a macro but I'm having some difficulty with the syntax to define the F4:F30 range. Thanks for any help.

The company I work for is moving off of its current business software to a new one. The current application runs on SQL 2000. We want to leave the server and the application active just for referencing history data. What would be an easy and suitable way of rendering the database read-only...

The culprit was as you mentioned. Trailing spaces! Thanks,

I was wrong, the (') didn't work.

In addition, if I preceed the data in column 1 of the table_array with a single quote (') the lookup works.

I can't figure out why a vlookup formula will not work. I'm getting #N/A errors. I've used vlookup numerous times but never had this big of a challenge. It's almost like a data type problem. In the table_array, I have alpha-numeric data in column 1 and numeric data in column 2. I've changed...

My thought was to use a MINI (as I spec'd earlier in the thread) if it was going to perform adequately. And me not being a Mac or a CS user, I don't have a feel for how it'll perform. I'd probably be agreeable to an iMac also. Their specs are actually close to the MINI. They as well as the...

What Mac computer do you guys use?

Wow, it's interesting how this thread has transformed from its original entry. I do appreciated all of the replies though. It is helping. We know that the work can be done well on either platform (Win or Mac). Fundametally, I don't care what platform my wife uses. I'm just trying to be...

Well, she says she doesn't want to have to learn anything new (relative to changing to using CS on a Windows based machine rather than a Mac). It's crazy though, at least to me, because she uses our Windows laptop and Windows desktop at home to do Facebook, Internet and email & such and from...

What I'm worried about is my wife insisting on a Mac Pro. She knows nothing about hardware. She just wants to make sure that her creativity and work aren't hampered by an under performing computer. I can't remember what she uses at work now. Maybe a G5 or something like that. I can buy a...

Mac Book Pro ($2,499.00): 2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 4GB 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM-2X2GB, 500GB Serial ATA Drive @ 5400 rpm SuperDrive 8x (DVD±R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW) Mac Mini w/o monitor ($1,147.00): 2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo,4GB 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM-2x2GB, 320GB Serial ATA Drive SuperDrive 8x (DVD±R...

So you would do production work on say a Mac Book Pro 13", 2.26GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 4GB 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM - 2x2GB160GB Serial ATA Drive @ 5400 rpm with an external LCD monitor and external keyboard/mouse allowing for office work as well as client site work review.

Does anyone have any production experience with InDesign on a Mac MINI? If so, how does it perform? My reason for asking is that my wife, a magazine Creative/Art Director (MAC and Adobe CS products), is losing her job. She will be doing some freelance work soon so we've got to get outfitted...

Someone told me that AD user domain accounts could be added to local groups on a Win 2K3 server with said server not part of the domain but a stand-alone server on the network. Can anyone confirm that this is true? Thanks!