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It's funny. I've said much of the same thing and was argued half to death, not met with the same politeness that you've enjoyed. I didn’t even say they were going to hell and they treat you better. Go figure. That's why I don't participate in this thread any longer. However, I just wanted to...

I have a PivotChart (as a form in PivotChart view) that I formatted to have the series label show in the chart (which is easier for the end-user to evaluate in a pie chart if they can see the number each piece represents). The problem is that when a piece of data in the chart goes to zero (or...

Thanks for the help. Solution posted below. This is how I set up the code to pass the values to the table. Thanks for the suggestion. :) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 'Append the data from the subform to the table in order to add the selection to...

Is there a way to write the new record to the table without running an append query or is that the best approach? If I'm placing the data directly in the table, I will also need to capture the ID from the main form so that I can maintain the relationship between the two tables. Thanks.

How would I go about transferring the values contained in one form to a subform where the values are placed in a new record? The below code is called from a command button and places the values in the subform. However, it places them in the record at which the cursor is in. I imagine I would...

Okay. I've been wrong all along. There is no God and I'm such a fool. You win. Yay for you!!!!! (Please note the sarcasm for those of you still having difficulty grasping the idea). I'm done. It's like talking to a teenager. Pointless. There may be something worthwhile, but overall, pointless...

It was a sarcastic statement implying that the conversation has the same effect as talking to a rock. Of course, sarcasm and humor only have meaning when the masses agree with you. Right?

This is one of your standard, demeaning replies. "That's cute" is about as dismissive and ignorant as you can get. Unscientific evidence is evidence that is not supported scientifically. See, that's a demeaning, dismissive response. Someone can have a personal experience and it can't be...

I didn't want to get caught up in this either. Perhaps I'm just looking for others to show they are reasonable as well. I certainly am not looking for Alisa to change her mind. What I'm hoping for is that someone will say: "That makes sense. It isn't what I personally believe, but it's not crazy...

I hope you didn't pull something with that stretch. I am alluding to the fact that there is the idea of hell. It is not necessarily that fear that brings them to church every Sunday. However, it is in their mind. That is why they try so hard to convert people. Not so that they will believe...

Who is handing out scores? "And God, once again, receives a perfect 10." First, we do not have any idea what our presence on Earth has done to it. There are lots of theories about global warming (I consider it global climate change) and the footprint we have left on this world. Perhaps we are...

I appreciate the fact that you took my side before. It was not overlooked. You seem to be reasonable and I certainly didn't mean that for you. If you look at my post, I stated that the rest was for Alisa. My reply to you was only that her comeback was not a zinger. You're not so bad in my book...

First, religion does tend to be dogmatic by design. It is an unwavering belief in something. Second, that is religion you are addressing, not a belief in God. For example, Intelligent Design is a theory put forth by those that believe in God. It begins with the idea that God created the...

Is the world so definable for you? Black and white is all there is? I live in a world of color where anything is possible. First, I fail to see that there is NO evidence of God's existence. It is the absence of scientific evidence that we are talking about. Second, as I have stated, I'd...

Crazy is as crazy does. I'm not sure who brought up the examples of Charles Manson and the Branch Davidian in Waco, TX. First, you are not talking about people who believe in God as much as you are about people who believe they are a god. There are lots of people that did bad things saying...

It was a perfect comeback for a 3rd grader. It was merely taking the contrary. The rest of this is really in reply to the idea (Alisa's) that you supported and not you specifically. When I look at the world I see amazing things. As Alisa points out, I also see horrific (or mostly just...

There are so many things in the world we haven't yet discovered. Do they not exist until we prove they do? The absence of evidence to substantiate the existence neither proves nor disproves its existence. There are people in the world who believe because they have been "touched" by God. Although...

One final reply to this and them I'm back to more important matters. I believe in God...big deal...sue me. You attacked when I provided my belief and felt it your duty to line by line tell me why I'm wrong. You already stated your point of view... many, many times before. And you are correct...

Amen to that! Have you ever been to church on bingo night? I haven't either, but I imagine they get crazy. LOL

I didn't say it was empirical, just a tendency. There is evidence of anything you want evidence for. However, there are many more examples of those that I spoke of than the alternate. Some people can become wackos. However, this isn't necessarily a cause and effect. They are wackos to...