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Hi all, have two problems: First, I have a web page with frames--frame on the right (which I'll call frmINPUT) accepts user input for use later. I have the standard form=get method...Now, I DON'T want the frmINPUT to change to the parameter receiving page...in other words, I just want to pass...

I tried a similar approach where I just used datediff() and converted my date into seconds since Jan 1, 1900. However, when I convert back to days (standard divide by 3600 then by 24) I'm "short" of the Excel day by 2 days. Thanks

When I use datediff() to find the number of days between now and Jan, 1, 1900, I'm off by roughly 2 days (and of course, whatever fraction of a day)..is there anyway I can fix this? i.e. get the same number as Excel would give if I converted a cell with 10/10/2001 12:00:00 to a number with 5...

Nevermind..I jsut threw the string into a variable and it works...losing my patience I guess :P

This is odd...I just telneted to my work PC and entered this: a=datediff("s", "1/1/70", "10/10/2001 24:00:00") and i get the following error: Type mismatch: '[string: "10/11/2001 24:00:00"]' where'd I goof?

Indeed it is..thanks very much for your help. This will most definitely come in handy tomorrow..

ok, since I'm not at my work PC now, I'm going to ask a dunce question. If I were to enter 10/10/2001 12:00:00 into your "NOW", I would get the equivalent Excel "timestamp"?

Thanks for the help: Now of course, I have a followup. Is there anyway to take a formatted date: yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss into Excel's "timestamp"--which is the number of days since Jan 1, 1970.

Hello, is there a function that can convert a UNIX timestamp (seconds since Jan 1, 1970) to format: mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss? The format is flexible, but I do need to get it down to minute resolution. Too bad vbscript doesn't have a handy date() function like PHP...grrr

Hello: I'm designing a web page which will pull data from MySQL, then plot the data in a xy plot (with time on x) using Excel, and display the chart on the web. All I want for the user to see is the chart--similar to designing a historic stock quote. Any ideas on how I can get this working...

Is there a way for Visual Basic to call up a command prompt and then execute the net use command?

Hi, I'm having difficulty with the above API. In order for me to map to another person's c: drive in NT, I have to connect as an admin account (which I have). Usually, I just right click on Network Neighborhood, type the path to the computer, and in "Connect as:" I enter my admin...

I've seen past threads about getting registry values from a remote machine. But, seems as if no1 has answered any of them...Any new ideas that I missed?