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I got a small inheritance from a not so close relative and decided to go solar - panels and battery. Return from panels ~ 7 years but battery was more marginal. I bought a Tesla Model 3 last year and so far have not paid out of pocket for any fuel/energy for it having travelled over 5000 miles...

There is a phenonemon called temperature degredation. Output drops by about 0.2% per degree Fahrenheit -that's the panel temperature, not ambient temperature. Output is dependent on the amount of light, not necessarily sunlight. I get more output in full sunlight.

The late rocker Meat Loaf was outspokenly anti-vaccine mandate and anti-mask before his death — once telling a reporter, “If I die, I die, but I’m not going to be controlled,” according to reports. I don't feel controlled by taking actions to increase my personal safety such as wearing a mask...

Not exactly. Microsoft released a server security patch which had the unintended affect on Access databases of allowing only one user read/write. A fix was released on January 14. Rather than proceeding with your alert, have IT implement the fix. Note that to be effective, you need to...

In raising this topic, have you got nothing else to do or did you make up your mind to generate some discussion? :)

Use IsNull() not Is Null

Do we know if a Supplier has multiple products with different transport cost structures for each product?

Doc, are you sure your simulation software is excluding the revealed door? Can you show your simulation software?

.SentOnBehalfOfName is a property of the MailItem object in the Outlook class. You can't use it in the DoCmd.SendObject command. To use the MailItem you will need to set a reference to Outlook in the VBA editor. Search these forums for code examples.

To answer your basic question, you can open a recordset of all the records satisfying your criteria by the code set rsLate = currentdb.openrecordset(lateStr) However in addition to the issues raised by the others so far, there is a further problem that your initial lateStr contains a SQL...

Is Me.cmb_items.Column(2) a text field? If so it should be WHERE t_units.unit_index= '" & Me.cmb_items.Column(2) &"'" @ MajP I;ve not had issues with no space before or after the = sign

In a similar manner to the tenth toss of a coin where the previous 9 have been heads, the odds for the tenth toss is 50/50. After one of three doors has been opened, there are now 2 doors and it is a 50/50 probability that the car is behind either.

I wouldn't pick the age as being 1. For the UK, I'd pick 41 which is closer to the medium age :) Using people, the maximum is say a bit over 100 with a few exceptions. Going back to the topic of this thread, how do you determine a maximum as the age of the universe? Another example. I...

Similarly, after a run of 9 heads, the odds of the next toss of coming down heads is 50%, not 1 in 2^10, because the first 9 results are now given.

Statistically, you can calculate a probability that the actual average age of a mass of people (say UK population) by determining the age of each in that random sample. (Census is a 100% or near enough sample). Jon, your method of taking a sample of guesses about the age of the universe is akin...

Journalist interviewing a politician. "Of all the lies you've told, what is your favorite one?". Polictician: "I don't lie". Journalist: "That's on the top of my list too"

It's called change. 40 years ago, there was no PC on every desk and no internet. 150 years ago people didn't drive their car to work either as well as no traffic lights and parking inspectors.

I've got 2 in the closet for summer.

You don't care about what Product is reserved for, or who does the ordering? For physical stocktaking counts, how will you distinguish between what is Reserved and still in the warehouse and what has been Reserved and been taken from the warehouse?

Might be Australian or New Zealand