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Thanks jmc. There's also some funny business when you change the node.name too. Wrapping the whole thing with the ignore does seem to avoid the random re-labelling issue.
I still get the begin-edit...
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Trying just to allow a user to edit a label, and when they're done the treeview sorts alphabetically. Sounds simple, right?
I find that a) it always begins editing the first node on the list after...
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Really? Put your left thumb on Alt, your left middle-finger on E and your ring finger on S. Then just roll them from thumb to ring as quickly as you can. Obviously you need to have something on the...
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These are just general coordinate transforms, so they will work between any two coordinate systems howsoever defined.
If you were to use them to define both your "world" system and your "user"...
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Not a programming question, more of a functionality question. Does anybody know if and how one can turn off KeyTips in Office 2007?
KeyTips are the letters that pop up above menu items when you...
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visualAd and his spleen
wossname and his grumpiness
NoteMe and his bad speeling
mendhak and SandPaper, Frogect Rotamiton, etc
oceanebelle and hairball, the token girls
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Well, I stand corrected.
It does this in Office 2002 as well. I am quite surprised, but I guess it goes to show that it isn't as common an occurrence as I had feared.
Cheers chaps.
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Yes, what I mean is that in any given operation which gets an evaluation, the default output is Integer unless there is something in the operation to coerce it differently.
So in your example,...
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It works if there's anything in the operation that is classed as Long. Doesn't matter where it is.
I don't have an older version of Office on this PC but I'm almost certain that this has changed;...
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Indeed, it is definitely the actual calculation rather than the dimensioning of the variable. What seems odd to me is that this code:
Public Sub test()
Dim x As Integer
Dim y As Long
...
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Also, MSDN claims here that integer data types really no longer exist and that they are all Long behind the scenes, irrespective of how they are declared.
Maybe they meant that they are converting...
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Right, I think I understand what's going on here but not why.
The following will break:
Public Sub test()
Dim x As Long
x = 1
Debug.Print 32767 + 1
End Sub
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No, that still breaks.
Slightly worryingly, this also breaks with an overflow error:
Public Sub test()
Dim x As Long
x = 1600 * 21
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Something odd I've noticed in VBA.
If you evaluate Round(16 * 1000/100,1) you will get 160.
If you do Round(16 * 10000/1000,1) you will generate an overflow exception.
If you put a tiny...
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Found an answer. You call the macro in single quotes within the double quotes, and double-double the parameter.
So:
Application.OnTime Now()+TimeValue("00:00:05"), " ' MyMacro ""MyParameter""...
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Does anybody know how to run a macro using OnTime in Excel VBA that's in a class module rather than in a standard code module?
Or, alternatively, to pass parameters to the proc?
In summary, I...
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Somewhat late to the party, I'm afraid, but on the topic of absurd translations into Wingdings I wondered what you get if you type AL QAEDA.
Answer:
- Towers :(
- Plane
- Two towers down
-...
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Well, that depends on a number of things. One is the remit of the patent. US only, Europe only, Asia only, worldwide etc. Another is validity of use...you don't patent a name but an idea. If you're...
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Applying and granting are not the same thing.... :afrog:
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I've had a great idea for a website and mobile app. It's going to be amazing.
The idea is that using your mobile phone, you take a photo of some really cool stuff that you find in shops, like woolly...
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The name isn't actually QUERY, that was just for illustrative purposes. The thing is that there's nothing populating the database, all that's in there is a load of links to files (which define the...
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I've inherited an Access db which is used as the source for a dataset in Excel. Excel connects using ADO and Jet.OLEDB and runs a simple select:
SELECT
QUERY.A, QUERY.B, QUERY.C, QUERY.D
FROM...
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Parental problems? Or was that deliberate....?
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Rob a hospital and steal all their thermometers.
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Nah, Pi is probably one of the earliest introductions in one's life to a fundamental constant. I reckon adding a factor of 2 in there is just bodging and fiddling.
Besides, there's actually...
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Speaking as a physicist, rather than a mathematician, I would point out that the area of a circle isn't a "square law", and you can't really go comparing it to the formulae for KE, springs etc....
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Presumably you mean except the first Gulf war, in which the US was a direct participating party, or where they had a very definite presence in many others such as the Balkan war, the Somali civil...
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It was certainly the most recent.
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Thank you. But no, no relationship with zoozoo I'm afraid.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0LhWTIos28
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Bet it won't stop one from having to take off one's shoes for the scanners at the airport.
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Just to be clear, this sort of statement runs as follows:
IF (evaluation to True or False) OR (evaluation to True or False) THEN ...
so you are saying:
IF (ActiveCell.Value = TempO) OR...
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Like moti without yotamarker...?
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Well, from their perspective, they were not the ones who did the attacking first. That is the point which you seem to have missed. In their opinion, a bunch of chaps showed up after WWII, said...
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I would probably go with the definition as laid down by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. No mention of eating in front of other people there, although if you...
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Maybe the yotamarker could send her own requests...?
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No. I own a Toyota.
I think you should henceforth be renamed visualAd;
Semicolon is the only appropriate form of punctuation for you.
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You aren't going to suggest that murder, rape and paedophilia are "bad" crimes worthy of killing a "bad" person, but torture isn't... are you? I reckon you would find a lot of people across the world...
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Some say that a lot of the troubles in the Middle East are because the Jewish people displaced a load of Palestinians and have since been killing and torturing them on a daily basis for 50 years....
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I have travelled to the States with a large Pakistani visa in my passport. They actually didn't seem to mind that.
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What about 100? Or 1 million? Is there a limit, or is the general idea that one should prefer to kill an unlimited number of bad men rather than 1 innocent man?
What if the bad men are...
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