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  1. fuzzygeek

    Monday Mornin'

    Two that we are aware of...:cool:
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    Happy Mothers Day

    So, how was your Mother's Day? Anything special? Let us hear...!
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    Monday Mornin'

    Greetings to all. We had howling winds this weekend. Many of the National Forests are already closed or partially closed to prevent fires due to the dryness. We may get rain today (please yes).
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    Happy Mothers Day

    Pardon me, I also left out the ladies in Great Britain and other countries for which I whip myself with a wet strand of spagetti. Happy Mothers day to you included
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    Happy Mothers Day

    Happy Mother's Day also from me to Selena, Mrs Gorilla, the one in Florida and the one up north (memory terrible today) and all the others who delight in their children. May the day be one of joy and uplifting to you.:)
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    Can't send to worksheet(2) from Access

    Are the spreadsheets named? Are the cells formatted so that nothing can be written to them?
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    Import from Excel error

    It doesn't matter if it is an EXISTING table. Access will perceive the data as I described no matter how you defined the table.
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    Where are you in the political spectrum?

    I was shocked at the results Talk about a fence straddler: Economic Left/Right: -0.50 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -1.03
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    Import from Excel error

    Access determines the data type by something like the first 10 columns. If you have mixed data but the first 10 or so are numbers, then access thinks the column is number and you will have a conversion error. The way around this is to put a ' in the first column or two and it will tell access...
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    Story

    Jack the Flipper
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    Story

    Jack the Slipper
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    Story

    Jack the Clipper
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    Story

    on Walton's Mountain
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    Get a number...

    From Help Menu SerialNumber Property Description Returns the decimal serial number used to uniquely identify a disk volume. Syntax object.SerialNumber The object is always a Drive object. Remarks You can use the SerialNumber property to ensure that the correct disk is inserted...
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    Story

    evoked blissful visions
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    Get a number...

    I'm not sure what you are asking for but you may be able to adapt this: Public Function ScriptingDriveInformation() 'This scripting code identifies the different drives in your computer Dim fso As Object Dim Drive_Message As String Dim dc As Object Dim n As String Dim d As Object Dim...
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    Story

    to be requited
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    Story

    the Selena/Phantom nexus
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    Story

    found only in
  20. fuzzygeek

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    from an abyss
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