1. See here for a pretty good definition of a Type Mismatch error:http://accessaidprogramming.blogspo...Since INT and DATE are built-in VBA functions, we can be pretty confident that they are not causing the error.Therefore, the problem must lie with rngCell.Value.My assumption is that the value in theRead more

    See here for a pretty good definition of a Type Mismatch error:

    http://accessaidprogramming.blogspo…

    Since INT and DATE are built-in VBA functions, we can be pretty confident that they are not causing the error.

    Therefore, the problem must lie with rngCell.Value.

    My assumption is that the value in the range specified by rngCell is not of the type that VBA can perform the requested mathematical operation on.

    For example, if rngCell.Value was a Text string, you would get a Type Mismatch error since you can’t subtract INT(Date) (a number) from a Text string.

    You need to look at what is in the cells within Range(rngStart, rngEnd) and see why VBA does not consider them to be values that it can subtract INT(Date) from.

    Keep in mind that Excel often treats “dates” as text strings if they have been downloaded from a website or imported from certain databases. Unfortunately, the treatment is not consistent, nor is the method used to convert the Text strings into Dates.

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  2. Try this version:Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Target.Column = 3 Then Columns("A:B").Sort Key1:=Range("B1"), Order1:=xlAscending, Key2:=Range("A1") _ , Order2:=xlAscending, Header:=xlGuess, OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:= _ False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom, DataOption1:=xlSortNRead more

    Try this version:

    Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
      If Target.Column = 3 Then
         Columns("A:B").Sort Key1:=Range("B1"), Order1:=xlAscending, Key2:=Range("A1") _
            , Order2:=xlAscending, Header:=xlGuess, OrderCustom:=1, MatchCase:= _
            False, Orientation:=xlTopToBottom, DataOption1:=xlSortNormal, DataOption2 _
            :=xlSortNormal
       End If
    End Sub

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  3. Perhaps this will work for you..In the Visual Basic Editor you will see a ThisDocument module for your Word document.If you use a Document_Open event macro in that module, the code will run as soon as the document is opened.The code below presents a MsgBox whenever the document is opened:Private SubRead more

    Perhaps this will work for you..

    In the Visual Basic Editor you will see a ThisDocument module for your Word document.

    If you use a Document_Open event macro in that module, the code will run as soon as the document is opened.

    The code below presents a MsgBox whenever the document is opened:

    Private Sub Document_Open()
      MsgBox "I'm Open!"
    End Sub
    

    Perhaps if you replace my instruction with your instructions, you’ll get what you want.

    All you’ll need is a shortcut to the document itself on your desktop.

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  4. You can do this via web site - go to www.pdfonline.com Just upload the pdf and it will convert it into doc and you download in RAR format and extract.

    You can do this via web site – go to
    www.pdfonline.com
    Just upload the pdf and it will convert it into doc and you download in RAR format and extract.

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  5. looking for hebrew word processor einsteinLook here, 8th slot from the bottom, lots of other stuff you may find or interest.http://www.qumran.org/ftp/local/heb...MIKEhttp://www.skeptic.com/

    looking for hebrew word processor einstein

    Look here, 8th slot from the bottom, lots of other stuff you may find or interest.

    http://www.qumran.org/ftp/local/heb…

    MIKE

    http://www.skeptic.com/

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  6. Hi, Assuming the values are in Cells A1 and A2: 1. Does = A1 + A2 return 301 2. What happens if you do =LEN(A1) 3. Does SUM() work on other workbooks 4. Do similar functions work e.g., AVERAGE(A1:A2) Regards

    Hi,
    Assuming the values are in Cells A1 and A2:

    1. Does = A1 + A2 return 301
    2. What happens if you do =LEN(A1)
    3. Does SUM() work on other workbooks
    4. Do similar functions work e.g., AVERAGE(A1:A2)

    Regards

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  7. =IF("cell with dropdown" = "value to change other cell to 114", 114 , 94)or said differently...=IF(A1 = "My114Value", 114, 94)Click Here Before Posting Data or VBA Code ---> How To Post Data or Code.

    =IF(“cell with dropdown” = “value to change other cell to 114”, 114 , 94)

    or said differently…

    =IF(A1 = “My114Value”, 114, 94)

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  8. Stalking in "any" form is illegal. Might not be a bad idea to advise the police, as they may be very interested and apply some resources to resolving it.However vey likely the closest this perpetrator here can get is the ip address for your ISP Server which hosts "your" individual ip address... ThisRead more

    Stalking in “any” form is illegal. Might not be a bad idea to advise the police, as they may be very interested and apply some resources to resolving it.

    However vey likely the closest this perpetrator here can get is the ip address for your ISP Server which hosts “your” individual ip address… This unless he has resources normally only available to law or intelligence authorities – NSA/CIA/FBI/MI5/MI6 and so on…

    More likely you have acquired a trojan of some form and that is how he is attacking you…

    Suggest however you power down your router; disconnect main is as well. Wait about a minute or so and then power up again. This will “force” your ISP to assign a new ip address to your account when you power up the router again; rather than do it /when it may feel to. (ISP can often re-assign an individual ip address – which only they will know – at any time.)

    Also run a few cleaner apps:

    JRT (Junkware Removal Tool)

    http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/dow…

    CCleaner

    http://filehippo.com/download_cclea…

    Adwcleaner

    http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/dow…

    Malwarebytes

    http://filehippo.com/download_malwa…

    Install each using the custom/manual option – NOT the proffered automatic. Carefully watch for and uncheck “any” pre-checked boxes – other than the one for the actual utility itself. Thus you will avid installing all manner of unwanted “stuff” you neither need nor want. Much of it can be a PIA to eradicate. (Make this your normal/standard approach to for “anything” you download from the web.)

    JRT installs to the desktop from where you run it. It will open into a small dos style window; follow the instructions therein. It will reboot the system as part of its process.

    message edited by trvlr

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  9. Oh you're brilliant. You won't even tell us the router make & model - LOL Just posting it's IP address is not much help as dozens of different router models use the same IP address. You or someone else may have changed the router login password for greater security so try resetting it so it reveRead more

    Oh you’re brilliant. You won’t even tell us the router make & model – LOL
    Just posting it’s IP address is not much help as dozens of different router models use the same IP address.

    You or someone else may have changed the router login password for greater security so try resetting it so it reverts to factory defaults.

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  10. If you buy an internal Wifi card make sure there is provision for an external antenna extension cable. Sometimes cards behind a metal PC case can be bad at picking up a signal. You might want to consider PowerLine adapters whereby the domestic power acts as a cable. I've found they are inexpensive aRead more

    If you buy an internal Wifi card make sure there is provision for an external antenna extension cable. Sometimes cards behind a metal PC case can be bad at picking up a signal.
    You might want to consider PowerLine adapters whereby the domestic power acts as a cable. I’ve found they are inexpensive and work well, better than wireless.

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