Amby,

Glad I could help.
In the future you may want to explain more of your issue so that others may have the opportunity to learn more as well.

My explanation, while it worked for you may...

Ryan,

I appreciate your response but that really is not a strategy for any typical EXE & DB upgrade path.

Software systems continuously change and automate a process to upgrade databases.
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Marie,

Glad to hear you solved the problem.

Perhaps it would be of interest to many of us if you told us the solution; you never know when we might need a little bit more info.

That's part...

Marie,

I'm not a big fan of MSChart because it's not well documented or supported; I prefer creating a grid in a PictureBox because you can control so much more (my opinion).

You may want to...

OK Marie,

Let's backup first;

Exactly which Chart object are you using and is that object currently residing on a VB form?

If MSChart as I mentioned aboce, what 'chartType' have you set it...

mark0420,

It appears that you're figuring this development 'stuff' out and moving forward.

First it was a keylogger
then a C++ game
then a VB.NET game
now it's a VB6 game

By the time you...

Just like Ryan said just enter the code for each CASE.

In this case (yuk, yuk, yuk) I don't think your saving anything by using Select Case.

Here's the first 3 CASES in code, I'm sure you can...

Can you be more explicit as to what your ultimately trying to do?

What 'string' are you trying to convert....can you give example?

Just curious but why do you want to convert the string?

Try...

Hope there are some good gurus out there that can lend a hand to this discussion.

Can anyone here give me some advice on methods and strategy for maintaining and upgrading existing Access DBs as...

It would depend on what 'chart' you are using....is it MSChart from the MSChart Control (MSCHRT20.ocx)?

If so did you try:

myChart.Data = 0

Let me know if that works for you :)