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Hi again! Of the 13 CD's most was data but I did have "My Download Files" there too. That had a lot of misc utilities, some of which I had unzipped and installed to that particular subfolder in MDF. It's amazing how much crap I've collected over the years. And since you brought it up (1996) I...

Well, I fairly happy. My HP Pavillion, bought in '96, came with an emergency restore: a 3 CD set which obliterates any data on the HD and resets all of the installed programs to "new". It had W98 (not SE). So I installed W98SE and found that drivers were not available for the ethernet, sound...

Hi, My HD blew up so I bought a new one. After several attempts at finding software to get my drive back (Maxtor) to get my most recent data back, I bought a new drive, have installed Win98SE. All is well. BUT I copied my entire drive last year (most recent) newer data files will be put in later...

Geoff, I'll post it a bit later, I'm home right now. But. A thought I just had. If the Data consists of 6 digit numbers and first names (text), I have to format the Excell range as text. That may be why the Find (which is defined as text) isn't finding my input item. Hmmmm? But if, after...

Use @countif(range;criteria) The criteria is what you are after. Look at the @function Help for some details.

Geoff, Here's where I stand at this point. First, working entirely with Excell, the "Form" construction seems to be giving me hissy fits. In design mode, getting a form, putting a text block on it then going out of design mode the block disappears. Perhaps we can forget about that...

Okay, I'm trying to get into Excell. In Lotus, with its macros, this was very easy to do. I'd like to see how it's handled in Excell: A range(single column) contains a list of text items. Open a dialog box which allows a text item to be entered. By clicking "Okay", search the...

Well, thanks to all but I got it to work by staying away from the Report Expert. I hand placed all the data I wanted in the detail area, placed no heading and exported to Excell. Exactly what I deeded. Funny thing however, the same setup, exported to comma sep value .csv had some hard coded...

I have the same issue. In fact, I don't care to have any headings at all. Data is going to a comma sv which is already mapped in my target app. Seems a program that is so flexible as to have unimaginable variables gets bogged down in its own complexity. John