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 | Mr. Gates, I got my copy of VB.Net 2003 for free. I don't know how are why. I go online a lot to reseach stuff and I most have filled out a survey or something. Next thing I know, I have a 60 day trial version that doesn't expire. I …  |
 | I've tried to open this file and can't do! Are you looking for athe formula to find the area of something? The formula to find the area of a circle is PI * radius squared.  |
| | :oops: Trying to play with shapes, but can't get anything to come out. I can do it in a module, but when I try using a class and a module, I get totally lost. This is what I have: [code]Public Class CSquare Inherits Object Private mside As Integer Public Sub … |
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| | Hello! I'm coding a userform on a word document. I have added a DatePicker1 to the form. This is how I'm attempting to write the contents of the DatePicker1 to the document: With ActiveDocument .Bookmarks("DATE").Range.InsertBefore DTPicker1 End With But it doesn't work. Any ideas? :lol: |
| | I developed several macros on my computer, but then I copied and pasted the macros on the c drive>program files> microsoft office> templates of several of my users so that they can access the macros when they go into Word. In Word, they click file> new and choose the macro … |
| | I have a document that needs to be filled out. To help the user input all the correct information that goes on the form, I built a user form. On enter, the information gets transferred to the form. To accomplish this I use this statements like the ones below: ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("NAME").range.InsertBefore … |
| | Why doesn't this work? [code]Public Class testDates Inherits Object Private mMonth As Integer Private mDay As Integer Private mYear As Integer 'constructor Public Sub New(ByVal monthValue As Integer, ByVal dayValue As Integer, _ ByVal yearValue As Integer) mMonth = monthValue mDay = dayValue mYear = yearValue End Sub Public Function … |
| | I mostly write macros in word using VBA. A user needs to enter a date like this one: 070797 and I need it to look like this: July 07, 1997 on the document. Can you help? Also, are there other ways of formatting dates? I've tried putting the date in … |
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