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Does this help? http://allenbrowne.com/ser-57.html

Welcome aboard Phil!

My wife tried one very reluctantly, when her daughter gave her one as a gift years ago. Now she may as well have it sewn onto her arm; she's always got it with her. She'll bust it out and read if she has to wait anywhere for anything.

Does it have value if you don't replace the battery? In other words, is it usable as is? If not, then there really isn't any risk in trying to replace the battery. If so, only you can decide if the risk is worth it. Part of that decision would involve watching the video and deciding how...

My guess is that after 8 years, the question is moot. ;)

This is the bug Doc mentioned: https://www.accessforever.org/post/error-3048-and-hanging-access-task-in-version-2408 It has caused slowdown for us too, as well as a variety of error messages.

Welcome. If it's a pretty recent problem you may be hitting this: https://www.accessforever.org/post/error-3048-and-hanging-access-task-in-version-2408 If so, being on SQL Server won't help. ;)

Funny (to me anyway) story. I work for a company with operations in Las Vegas. Years ago I was there working on big upgrade, late at night. Somebody joked "we should go to a strip club after". I joked, "gee, I'll have to go get some singles". Our operations manager said "10's and 20's Paul...

Reminds me of the old Ten Years After lyrics: Tax the rich Feed the poor Till there are no Rich no more

It's not just wealthy people. My sister-in-law lived in Los Angeles and retired from the FBI there. She moved to Nevada to escape the CA income tax of 10%. An old college buddy was an attorney for the state of CA and retired. On a zoom call the other day he said he and his wife wanted to...

Welcome aboard. FYI I moved the thread out of the intro forum since it's starting to get technical.

Welcome aboard!

Welcome aboard Jim!

Ah, this is what you resort to when your statements get shot down? Glib changes of subject? If taxes redistribute wealth to the top, why do you want to raise them?

Your statement related to earnings, and it was false. If you want to make a case for taxing unrealized earnings, then make it clearly.

Sorry again.

That's nowhere near true. According to this chart the top 1% pay over 40% of all income taxes. Add the next 4% and you're over 60% of the total. It would be nice to see what income levels define the income groups, but I didn't see it right off.

An old college buddy was an attorney for the state of CA during her tenure as Attorney General. He says she didn't give input or guidance when decisions had to be made. She didn't make decisions. She let somebody under her make the decision when the time came that one had to be made. If it...

It's already T-SQL Pat. ;)

You can use the Format() function for the date, IIf() for the CASE, and maybe CDbl() for the other convert.