ToddHileHoffer wrote:

how vital enterprise application are for proactive organizations leveraging collective synergy to think outside the box and formulate their key objectives into a win-win game plan with a quality-driven approach that focuses on empowering key players to drive-up their core competencies and increase expectations with an all-around initiative to drive up the bottom-line. But of course, that's all a "high level" overview of things

You had me at "how" :rose: You are management material my friend. ;)

----------------------- I pity the foo. -Mr. T

Totally agree. I get a hint of sarcasm maybe? I hope to god. The author weeps with joy when he finds a way to turn a simple expression into a bloated, incomprehensible pile of unreadable XML crap. ----------------------- I pity the foo. -Mr. T

Does anyone know what needs to be done to programmatically check or uncheck a checkbox in Excel using C# (or even VB.Net)? I already have the code to open an excel document, change cells, update links, save, and close, but the checkboxes are killin me. I have tried using the Worksheet.CheckBoxes(object Index) method to try and retrieve a CheckBox object, but it doesn't work. It returns an obscure COM error. I tried it by using both the checkbox name and a number for the Index parameter. When attempting to generate a macro in excel to change the value of the checkbox, no code is generated when performing actions to the object. I don't want to have the checkbox link to a cell, and change the cell to control the checkbox -- that is lame. But if no one can find a solution, I may have to do it that way. ----------------------- I pity the foo. -Mr. T

I came across this a few weeks ago. http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net[^]. It's a little long but definitely worth reading. I don't quite know how to react to this. :( ----------------------- I pity the foo. -Mr. T

"You are not your f***ing kakis" -Tyler Durden ------------------------ -Did you know you can use spent motor oil to fertilize your lawn? -Save the Earth, recycle your pets.

Achoo!!! OMG I'm sooo sorry. :(

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Actually C# smells more like Java. Just switch everything to camelBacked vars and classes, change all the "built-in" structs to capitalized words exept for int and a few others, and you got Java or J# or J++(Miscrosoft rascals with their pirated versions of Java). Not to mention Microsoft always has to add their own touches to it so it has NEW AND IMPROVED *gasp* features. It's just a different framework or SDK if you will. See for yourself: // Java import java.lang; public class MyClass { public static String myStringVariable = ""; public static int myMethod() { return myStringVariable.length; } } // C# using System; public class MyClass { public static string MyStringVariable = ""; public static int MyMethod() { return MyStringVariable.Length; } } I have worked with C# for nearly two years but it still makes me laugh how Microsoft can get away with stealing like it does with everything. It just makes me want to steal from Microsoft... :cool:

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