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    • in reply to: OL2000 : newsgroups #516321

      Thanks

    • in reply to: Guestbook #515477

      Thanks KT

    • in reply to: CCS examples #515474

      CCS– yes CSS I meant.
      Thanks for the tip Ivan

    • in reply to: Guestbook #515464

      I found already some guestbook-sites and cgi scripts
      B.T.W. The guestbook template from FP2000, is this one only working on a server with Frontpage Extensions?

    • in reply to: CCS examples #515463

      Thanks again Leif (and I’ll thank you allready for the upcomming answers )

      I looked at it myself, and yes this is also something I need to study more, great info

      (ps, just follow me, and you will see the most srtangest places)

    • in reply to: OL98: Calendar view problem #515343

      Thanks Mary

    • in reply to: OF97-2000 Differances #515333

      Hello Leif,
      What should I do without you

    • in reply to: TAG question #515332

      Thanks Leif,

    • in reply to: AC97: Report problem #514919

      Bart,
      I’m teaching MS Office programs to endusers and Helpdesk people.
      (zie ook je private mail voor meer info)

    • in reply to: AC97: Report problem #514766

      Thats’s okay Bart, I’m arealy glad that you help me. I’m learning a lot.

      Thanks for the instructions. It is working good now.
      Keep up the good work.

    • in reply to: AC97: Report problem #514755

      When I debug te code (return to the code screen after the error) it highlights te following line:

      Set rsold = db.OpenRecordset(“EHC”, dbOpenSnapshot)

    • in reply to: AC97: Report problem #514747

      Okay Bert,
      I’m doing this for the firts time now (realy working with VBA) and have modified your listing as follows:

      Dim db As Database
      Dim rsold As Recordset
      Dim rsnew As Recordset
      Set rsold = db.OpenRecordset(“EHC”, dbOpenSnapshot)
      Set rsnew = db.OpenRecordset(“RPT”, dbOpenDynaset)
      With rsold
      .MoveFirst
      While Not .EOF
      rsnew.AddNew
      rsnew![ID] = ![ID]
      Select Case ![Q1]
      Case 0
      rsnew![S0] = rsnew![S0] + 1
      Case 1
      rsnew![S1] = rsnew![S1] + 1
      Case 2
      rsnew![S2] = rsnew![S2] + 1
      Case 3
      rsnew![S3] = rsnew![S3] + 1
      Case 4
      rsnew![S4] = rsnew![S4] + 1
      Case 5
      rsnew![S5] = rsnew![S5] + 1

      End Select
      rsnew.Update
      .MoveNext
      Wend
      End With
      Set rsnew = Nothing
      Set rsold = Nothing

      When I run the code I get en error:
      Objectvariabele of blokvariabele With is niet ingesteld (Fout 91)
      (Nederlandese versie!)

      Could you again help me?

    • in reply to: AC97: Report problem #514739

      I had the feeling that only programming will give me the solution.
      Thanks Bart, I will give it a try and let you know

    • in reply to: AC97: Report problem #514735

      Your solution is showing me per Q the values, but I need to see the values per ID

      So for ID 1 I need to know how many times I have a 0 in Q1-Q12, and a 1 in Q1-Q12 and a 2…
      And the same foor all other ID’s
      e.g.
      TBL:
      ID Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 Q12
      01 0 3 1 0 5 0 5 3 2 0 1 1
      02 0 3 5 5 3 0 0 4 5 0 0 3
      03 0 4 4 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 5 4

      RPT:
      ————————–
      ID 0 1 2 3 4 5
      ————————–
      01 4 3 1 2 0 2
      02 5 0 0 3 1 3
      03 1 0 0 0 8 3

      I hope this example makes it all clear Bart?

    • in reply to: AC97: Report problem #514732

      This is not doing the trick I think Bart.
      Maybe I was not clear.
      I have 12 questions fields (Q1 – Q12). In every field there is a score from 0 to 5
      In the list it must show per ID how many zeros there where (all the questions), how many ones, how many twos, …

      (In Excel I Can do it with a CountIf() function)

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