Never mind. I got it. I wasn't using the database field name correctly. Basically I used the iif function in my query and changed txtValue to the actual database field name and it worked perfectly.
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Hello, I have a report that prints values from a Invoicing database using US currency. When the invoice data is input, you can check a box to record the currecy- US or Euro. So I created a form that prompts for the invoice number that needs printing. If the currency for the invoice is Euro...
Is there anyway to print and array using:
sprintf(buffer, "%s",errMsg[z]);
m_tadslist.AddString(buffer);
At the moment, it throws an exception.
nope won't work. tried that. the 0's and 1's are random. plus i have to have data integrity because i have to convert to decimal once conditions have been meet concerning whether or not the bit is 1 or 0.
i used this:
while (finAllBit>>b)
{
bits[a]=b;
a++;
if(a>304)//only want 304 at a...
that may not work. the character are 'bits'. all 0's and 1's. what i did do was instead of copying to a diff file like i was, i simply put them in a buffer and started reading from the last place i left off. then overwrote the buffer. this works.
but let me know if you come up with another way
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