I want to read from a text file and populate a excel file and from the excel file i want to show a graph in visual basic.Can anyone help me in this.
(If possible without using excel how to show data in vb charts).
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i have a cstring.If i press a print button in the dialog box,i want this string to be printed to the default printer connected to the system.Can anyone pleae tell me how to do this.
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I already posted this query but without any response.so I am reposting it.
I have used a picture control in a dialog box which displays a bitmap stored in .res file.On click of a button i want to print the bitmap.Can anyone suggest me possible way to do it.
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I have used a picture control in a dialog box which displays a bitmap stored in .res file.On click of a button i want to print the bitmap.Can u tell me a possible way to do it.
U can try getting the current date and format it like
format(getdate(),"mm/dd/yy")
now u can go ahead as suggested above
delete from yourtable where yourdate <getdate()-180
or
delete from yourtable where
convert(datetime,yourdate) <getdate()-180
U cannot say that always the data you insert will be added to the bottom of the table.If u need the data to be added at the end of the table then u should always increment the index no or the primary key for the table.also the primary key should be numeric.If alpha numeric again u cannot be sure...
This question cannot be answered straightforward. Even if u check the computer u are currently using, u cannot ensure that the computer in which your software will run does not contain any such dll. The only way is to concatenate the dll with name of the project or your name or any other...
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The Visual C++ program needs to run a FORTRAN code which inturn generates a DAT file.This DAT File is used by the Visual c++ progran to perform computation.Can u please suggest me someway to execute FORTRAN PROGRAM FROM visual C++(maybe a button click will invoke the execution of a fortran...
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