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You could add in a memory buffer, sum the commission there, and then display as I suggested, but with the summary at the top because the summing is already done

Why are you adding the sequential section? Assuming your managers and their specific employees all link together, you should only need to group by manager, expecially if you want a summary of all the employees commission. The summary would go in the 'after' frame. Group Before...

What about an IF THEN Statement in a method override IF The Series Target >=99% Then seriesSstyle.backgroundcolor = RED END IF

bring the field in as a dynamic text field. It will auto wrap and grow or reduce in height automatically depending on the amount of text in the field.

Yes, NN (or nn) will return minutes with leading zeroes.

probably, no data rows are being returned. If you know there should be, check what you prompting for, and what you are filtering for.

This article refers directly to Access 97 out of memory http://support.microsoft.com/kb/161255

Where you trying to move the 200Gb in one go? When I first hot my WD External drive, I tried a similar thing and had exactly the same problem. I found I had to transfer in smaller 'lumps'. Whether this was a drive issue or USB2 issue, I never found out, although I think the latter (it was a...

As far as can be determined, there is no way of automatically forcing a page break to keep Group Header an Data together. The only way, providing the Group/Data sections are always going to be the same height, is to make the flow height such that there is a fixed number of sections per page.

I bought a new desktop, with AMD 64 X2 dual core 3Ghz with 3 Gb ram and installed ultimate. Prob 1 - seen the same thing just copying to a floppy disk or to and from my exernal HardDrive. Seems to be working out how many files and how big - then copies over at an abysmally slow rate Prob 2 -...

Are you part of a domain. Sometimes (as has been known to happen on our network), the logon process has a setting to turn the numberlock off as you log on. There is probably a registry setting that can be changed.

You could always give the first prompt a ludicrous default date that would never be used (say 1st Jan 1900) - then check for that and process as required

What are the 'track changes' settings? Do the 'cut' words still appear if you go to print preview?

Due to language pack problems, SP1 for Ultimate will not appear to later in the year. Amazing isn't it, SP1 is already months late, then just before release, they find a major problem.

why not generate the row to highlight that the data is missing (IIF(IsNull([Field]),'No Data available',[Field]))?

Are you starting the upgrade from within windows or direct from boot up? it may be XP is blocking the upgrade (for the same reasons that don't allow checkdisk to fix errors whilst windows is running) or you are not an administrator on the computer

Can you run the backup program by right clicking and running as administrator?

I to had problems deleting some files and the like when I converted to vista. Then I discovered right-clicking on Explorer, then choosing 'run as administrator' Solved all sorts of problems. It appears that just because your profile is set up as administrator does not mean you have full admin...

Technically true, although apparently only Ultimate has both 32- and 64-bit versions on the same DVD. For other editions Microsoft will send you the 64-bit disc for a nominal fee. In my Ultimate box, they came on two seperate DVD's

I can't think of an in built method. However you could 1. Sum up the total of the frame depths 2. Go to PageList, and get the height of the flow 3. Adjust the frames till the sum equally (or very nearly) divides into the flow height. The should ensure the rows stay to-gether.