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SJust the fact of higher demand implies costs because we surely don't have a surplus of power. Therefore, increased demand = increased...
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SI haven't particularly been made aware of any specific government subsidies that are happening that are other than the normal things...
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SIf as it says, tax payers are funding new power sources and distributing costs, then we are suffering cost in providing funding support...
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The_Doc_Man replied to the thread Medical.In the sense that economics also touches on supply and demand, and that undocumented immigrants in the USA will use emergency services... -
The_Doc_Man replied to the thread Why does this compile? td != qd.The parameters in question all have in common that they are objects. This might give us a little unexpected insight into when data...
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JJohn Sh replied to the thread Solved Access behaving badly..I think I might have an underlying problem. My Email just started doing odd things which were corrected with a reboot. The compact and...
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arnelgp replied to the thread Solved Count Records in Group Footer.another suggestion. first create a query that will Group Consultant and DrawingNo: Select Consultant, DrawingNumber From YourTable... -
RonPaii replied to the thread Why does this compile? td != qd.Scripting.Dictionary is nothing like a table or query object. My point was that those 2 objects are derived for the same base class and... -
Ttvanstiphout replied to the thread Why does this compile? td != qd.As a test I added a few lines just to show that the level of sameness of the two objects is not a factor: Dim dict As...
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RonPaii replied to the thread Why does this compile? td != qd.Actually they are very similar. I looks like the VBA compiler is being its helpful self when handling type conversions. BTW it compiles...
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Ttvanstiphout replied to the thread Why does this compile? td != qd.> Of course it would be simpler to access the properties directly. Yes, in this example. The actual code is more complicated, but...
