1. As I was working on the code to accomplish your task, I came up against a requirement that was not 100% clear.When you said that the unwanted columns "should be deleted", I took that to mean that the entire columns should be deleted, not just the data in the columns. The following code is based on tRead more

    As I was working on the code to accomplish your task, I came up against a requirement that was not 100% clear.

    When you said that the unwanted columns “should be deleted”, I took that to mean that the entire columns should be deleted, not just the data in the columns. The following code is based on that assumption. If that assumption is not correct, just let me know.

    I suggest that you test this code in a backup copy of your workbook since macros cannot be undone. I added 2 checks to the code so that the code isn’t run accidently:

    1 – The code checks to make sure that both the “Order Report” and “Receiving Report” sheets exist in the workbook. If they don’t, the user is informed that this might be the wrong workbook.

    2 – The code checks to see if “Store Name” has been changed to “Supplier”. If it has, the user is informed that workbook has already been modified.

    Sub Delete_Rename_Columns()
    'Make Sure We Are In The Correct Workbook
      On Error GoTo noSheetName:
       Set ws = Sheets("Order Report")
       Set ws = Sheets("Receiving Report")
      On Error GoTo 0
    'Make Sure The Code Hasn't Already Been Run
       If Sheets("Receiving Report").Range("D1") = "Supplier" Then
         MsgBox "It Appears That This Workbook Has Already Been Modified"
          Exit Sub
       End If
    ' *** Order Report ***
      With Sheets("Order Report")
    'Delete Any Unwanted Columns In A:Z Range
        .Range("B1:D1,G1,I1:K1,M1:W1,Y1").EntireColumn.Delete
    'Delete All Columns Beyond Column G
        .Range(.Cells(1, "H"), .Cells(1, .Columns.Count)).EntireColumn.Delete
      End With
    ' *** Receiving Report ***
      With Sheets("Receiving Report")
    'Delete Any Unwanted Columns In A:AA Range
        .Range("B1:K1,M1,O1:P1,R1:W1,Y1:Z1").EntireColumn.Delete
    'Delete Any Columns Beyong Column G
        .Range(.Cells(1, "G"), .Cells(1, .Columns.Count)).EntireColumn.Delete
    'Rename Columns
        .Range("A1") = "Order Date"
        .Range("D1") = "Supplier"
      End With
     Exit Sub
    noSheetName:
        MsgBox "This Does Not Appear To Be The Correct Workbook." & _
                vbCrLf & vbCrLf & _
               "                     Required Reports Not Found."
    End Sub
    

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  2. Close all programs that might access the internet.Open command prompt and type in:netstat -antbCheck the list for established connections to a public ip address.There should be none.If there is one, look for the given program name in taskmanager and kill the task.Then try netstat -anbt again and seeRead more

    Close all programs that might access the internet.
    Open command prompt and type in:
    netstat -antb

    Check the list for established connections to a public ip address.
    There should be none.
    If there is one, look for the given program name in taskmanager and kill the task.

    Then try netstat -anbt again and see, whether there is another established connection to a public ip address.

    You are expecting our help, we are expecting your response !!!

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  3. I'm starting to think that it's the router itself. Can you borrow a router to see if you have the same problem?How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.

    I’m starting to think that it’s the router itself. Can you borrow a router to see if you have the same problem?

    How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.

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  4. Chris is right, most likely it has nothing to do with the Computer, it is just that your screen is overheating. On the other hand, if the power light on the monitor is still on, then it is probably a problem with the Graphics Card overheating. If this is the case I would suggest having a professionaRead more

    Chris is right, most likely it has nothing to do with the Computer, it is just that your screen is overheating. On the other hand, if the power light on the monitor is still on, then it is probably a problem with the Graphics Card overheating. If this is the case I would suggest having a professional install an exhaust vent onto the card to draw away some extra heat. See less
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  5. did you turn off motion blur before setting the fps to variable.the game might be resetting it so motion blur can work.turn off motion blr and try it

    did you turn off motion blur before setting the fps to variable.the game might be resetting it so motion blur can work.turn off motion blr and try it See less
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  6. Please try downloading latest directx drivers again and still if it doesnt workgo to dll-files.com and download the correct version and paste it to your system folder and game folder..That would do it

    Please try downloading latest directx drivers again and still if it doesnt work

    go to dll-files.com and download the correct version and paste it to your system folder and game folder..

    That would do it

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  7. Error message 2Windows NT could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt:Winnt_root\System32\Ntoskrnl.exePlease re-install a copy of the above file. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us...

    Error message 2
    Windows NT could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt:

    Winnt_root\System32\Ntoskrnl.exe

    Please re-install a copy of the above file.

    https://support.microsoft.com/en-us…

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  8. Is there not a small button to press to open it? The small hole referred to above is for emergency use - when the drive refuses to eject the disk and open the tray.Also possibly if you right click on the drive icon in MyComputer or Windows Explorer it may also include "eject" as an option... And ifRead more

    Is there not a small button to press to open it? The small hole referred to above is for emergency use – when the drive refuses to eject the disk and open the tray.

    Also possibly if you right click on the drive icon in MyComputer or Windows Explorer it may also include “eject” as an option… And if so it will logically eject the disk and open the tray… I think it may also act as an “open the tray” too if no disk present; but not entirely sure about that last option (when no disk present).

    But model number would be most useful here…

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  9. Open Disk Management (as described in the link below), right-click on the unwanted partition (make sure you choose the right one!) and select "Delete Volume". Then follow the procedure in the link to expand your Windows partition.http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/wind...

    Open Disk Management (as described in the link below), right-click on the unwanted partition (make sure you choose the right one!) and select “Delete Volume”. Then follow the procedure in the link to expand your Windows partition.

    http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/wind…

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  10. The drivers required for CD/DVD burning are not available to the system in Safe Mode, so it's not possible to burn discs in that mode.

    The drivers required for CD/DVD burning are not available to the system in Safe Mode, so it’s not possible to burn discs in that mode. See less
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