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Not all Cells are hard typed, only when you set the property on the cell explicitly. Excel makes only strings SharedString by default. So you need to check if the DataType property has been set, that is 'c.DataType != null'. Cheers

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Ectoparasites.

Why not go for Queen Elizabeth Regina (ER)? That could make

Hold up the Queen's breast to make a good film?

Great movie!

$("hoursOpen")

should probably be

$("#hoursOpen")

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Brilliant! I would have been looking for some "unresolved external symbol".

For ms access the best approximation is

id_memberships AUTOINCREMENT PRIMARY KEY

Cheers

From the same page in your link :

Etymology [edit]

The term utopia was coined in Greek by Sir Thomas More for his 1516 book Utopia, describing a fictional island society in the Atlantic Ocean.

The word comes from the Greek: ο ("not") and τόπος ("place") and means "no-place". [1] The English homophone eutopia, derived from the Greek ε ("good" or "well") and τόπος ("place"), means "good place". This, because of the identical English pronunciation of "utopia" and "eutopia", gives rise to a double meaning

So, Greek it is?

COBOL and derivatives. I have hundreds of year experience with that(those). I actually love javascript and even VB.NET.

Instead of

seclist.Clear()

use

seclist = New List(Of customClass)

Adding seclist to Evaltopics adds a reference, not a copy. So it's necessary to create a new List after adding. Cheers

Maybe

i < gridContacts.RowCount

? Cheers

The Ten Commandments

no sig, move on please

: baaaa! : :baaaa!: : badger : :badger: : beer : :beer: : bob : :bob: : confused : :confused: : cool : :cool: : doh : :doh: : eek : :eek: : java : :java: : jig : :jig: : laugh : :laugh: : love : :love: : mad : :mad: : omg : :omg: : rolleyes : :rolleyes: : rose : :rose: : sigh : :sigh: : suss : :suss: : thumbsdown : :thumbsdown: : thumbsup : :thumbsup: : vegemite : :vegemite: : wtf : :wtf: : zzz : :zzz: Cheers

I couldn't type in the fields and it crashed my browser. :(( Galaxy Tab 10.1 with 'Dolphin for Pad' Keep up the good work! :)

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Try DatabaseAnswers[^]. They have all kind of samples. Cheers

Michael Schäuble wrote:

I had to change the definition of 'items'

That's odd, with me it worked as I posted it. I'm on .NET 3.5, VB Express 2008 Cheers

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That depends entirely on the input, we're not dealing with a real time format here. As said by others here, thse method is wrong in many respects. My comment denoted that there are 11 "AM" entries and 13 "PM" entries. So if "24" is input, the output should logically be "AM", not "PM". Cheers

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Yes, you and I (and probalby most people) would calculate that way. In the past I have once or twice seen the time expressed as 24:xx. Anyhoo, if you inspect the code you will see 11 AM's and 13 PM's. Cheers

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It's also wrong : "24" is "AM" :) Cheers

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