You don't even need to use call: @ECHO OFF SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION SET /A position=0 SET order=DEFABC FOR /L %%A IN (1,1,6) DO ( for %%b in (!position!) do SET sequence=!order:~%%b,1! SET some_variable_!sequence!=%%A SET /A position+=1 ) FOR /F "tokens=1* delims==" %%A IN ('SET some_variableRead more
You don’t even need to use call:
@ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
SET /A position=0
SET order=DEFABC
FOR /L %%A IN (1,1,6) DO (
for %%b in (!position!) do SET sequence=!order:~%%b,1!
SET some_variable_!sequence!=%%A
SET /A position+=1
)
FOR /F “tokens=1* delims==” %%A IN (‘SET some_variable_’) DO (
ECHO “%%A” = “%%B”
)
Sorry for this non-answer, but I would start pinging from top down, to save overhead (not that it amounts to much, but...). I would ping Google first. THEN: If that succeeds, then presumably you won't need to ping the underlings, as they are all awake and doing their jobs and your program can sleep.Read more
Sorry for this non-answer, but I would start pinging from top down, to save overhead (not that it amounts to much, but…). I would ping Google first. THEN: If that succeeds, then presumably you won’t need to ping the underlings, as they are all awake and doing their jobs and your program can sleep., ELSE: Then I would work downwards from there if Google failed: DNS, then ISP, etc.
Altenatively, there is an “event-driven” option for schtasks on win7+, but not sure about Vista, which will run a task based on events (use switch: /create /MO ONEVENTS: “Xpath event query string”) which would be ideal for your purposes, but that’s all I know at this point, not having worked much with seven. Use Google “xpath event query string” or wait for someone competent (Razor, anyone? hint?) to help here. I figure if any live TCP/IP connection drops, an event would be triggered, and this setup would save a lot of overhead of constanly monitoring tcip connections “manually”. Meantime, I’m curious myself, so I’ll keep up.
I may be wrong but a batch can't have buttons. That looks like a script driven program. You can make a menued program that runs batches, whether it returns to the menu depends on the program
I may be wrong but a batch can’t have buttons. That looks like a script driven program. You can make a menued program that runs batches, whether it returns to the menu depends on the program
Sub FindRef() 'Determine last row with data on Main sheet lastMainRw = Sheets("Main").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row 'Determine last row with data on Sheet2 lastSheet2Rw = Sheets("Sheet2").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row 'Loop through Main Column A and search for Ref # in Sheet2Read more
Sub FindRef()
'Determine last row with data on Main sheet
lastMainRw = Sheets("Main").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
'Determine last row with data on Sheet2
lastSheet2Rw = Sheets("Sheet2").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
'Loop through Main Column A and search for Ref # in Sheet2 Column A
For nextRef = 1 To lastMainRw
With Sheets("Sheet2").Range("A1:A" & lastSheet2Rw)
Set r = .Find(Sheets("Main").Range("A" & nextRef))
If Not r Is Nothing Then
Sheets("Main").Range("C" & nextRef) = "Good"
Else
Sheets("Main").Range("C" & nextRef) = "Take A Look"
End If
End With
Next
End Sub
Try running a Diagnostic: Running Microsoft Office Diagnostics from the Start Menu Click on the Start button Click All Programs Click Microsoft Office folder Click Microsoft Office Tools Click Microsoft Office Diagnostics Click Continue Click Run Diagnostics
Try running a Diagnostic:
Running Microsoft Office Diagnostics from the Start Menu
Click on the Start button
Click All Programs
Click Microsoft Office folder
Click Microsoft Office Tools
Click Microsoft Office Diagnostics
Click Continue
Click Run Diagnostics
Not an animated one. Check the emails you receive and I don't think you'll ever see one with an animation within it, simply because of the limitations of emails and the email clients that read them. You can obviously put in static graphics, but as DerbyDad says the recipient would need to have theirRead more
Not an animated one. Check the emails you receive and I don’t think you’ll ever see one with an animation within it, simply because of the limitations of emails and the email clients that read them. You can obviously put in static graphics, but as DerbyDad says the recipient would need to have their system set to automatically download all images for that to work, something a sensible email user would never do.
If you had such problem read this article https://social.technet.microsoft.co...You can try these methods to repair your corrupt Excel file.1. Try Open & Repair - File -> Open -> Open & Repair2. Open with Libre Office or Open Office - It has shown tremendous results in opening the corrRead more
1. Try Open & Repair – File -> Open -> Open & Repair 2. Open with Libre Office or Open Office – It has shown tremendous results in opening the corrupt MS Excel file.
How To Convert A Text File To Excel File?
About the only thing you can do is convert them to CSV, which will import into Excel.
About the only thing you can do is convert them to CSV, which will import into Excel.
See lessDelayed Expansion And Substring Processing?
You don't even need to use call: @ECHO OFF SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION SET /A position=0 SET order=DEFABC FOR /L %%A IN (1,1,6) DO ( for %%b in (!position!) do SET sequence=!order:~%%b,1! SET some_variable_!sequence!=%%A SET /A position+=1 ) FOR /F "tokens=1* delims==" %%A IN ('SET some_variableRead more
You don’t even need to use call:
@ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
SET /A position=0
SET order=DEFABC
FOR /L %%A IN (1,1,6) DO (
for %%b in (!position!) do SET sequence=!order:~%%b,1!
SET some_variable_!sequence!=%%A
SET /A position+=1
)
FOR /F “tokens=1* delims==” %%A IN (‘SET some_variable_’) DO (
ECHO “%%A” = “%%B”
)
EXIT /B
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Sorry for this non-answer, but I would start pinging from top down, to save overhead (not that it amounts to much, but...). I would ping Google first. THEN: If that succeeds, then presumably you won't need to ping the underlings, as they are all awake and doing their jobs and your program can sleep.Read more
Sorry for this non-answer, but I would start pinging from top down, to save overhead (not that it amounts to much, but…). I would ping Google first. THEN: If that succeeds, then presumably you won’t need to ping the underlings, as they are all awake and doing their jobs and your program can sleep., ELSE: Then I would work downwards from there if Google failed: DNS, then ISP, etc.
See lessAltenatively, there is an “event-driven” option for schtasks on win7+, but not sure about Vista, which will run a task based on events (use switch: /create /MO ONEVENTS: “Xpath event query string”) which would be ideal for your purposes, but that’s all I know at this point, not having worked much with seven. Use Google “xpath event query string” or wait for someone competent (Razor, anyone? hint?) to help here. I figure if any live TCP/IP connection drops, an event would be triggered, and this setup would save a lot of overhead of constanly monitoring tcip connections “manually”. Meantime, I’m curious myself, so I’ll keep up.
Batch Menu With Buttons
I may be wrong but a batch can't have buttons. That looks like a script driven program. You can make a menued program that runs batches, whether it returns to the menu depends on the program
I may be wrong but a batch can’t have buttons. That looks like a script driven program. You can make a menued program that runs batches, whether it returns to the menu depends on the program
See lessAdd %1 To Data In REG ADD
try using %%1 see if its an escape issue. Not sure what you are attempting to do with this, as it seems that you would have to define the parameter.
try using %%1 see if its an escape issue. Not sure what you are attempting to do with this, as it seems that you would have to define the parameter.
See lessVBA To Replace Vlookup
Sub FindRef() 'Determine last row with data on Main sheet lastMainRw = Sheets("Main").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row 'Determine last row with data on Sheet2 lastSheet2Rw = Sheets("Sheet2").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row 'Loop through Main Column A and search for Ref # in Sheet2Read more
Sub FindRef() 'Determine last row with data on Main sheet lastMainRw = Sheets("Main").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row 'Determine last row with data on Sheet2 lastSheet2Rw = Sheets("Sheet2").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row 'Loop through Main Column A and search for Ref # in Sheet2 Column A For nextRef = 1 To lastMainRw With Sheets("Sheet2").Range("A1:A" & lastSheet2Rw) Set r = .Find(Sheets("Main").Range("A" & nextRef)) If Not r Is Nothing Then Sheets("Main").Range("C" & nextRef) = "Good" Else Sheets("Main").Range("C" & nextRef) = "Take A Look" End If End With Next End SubSee lessOpenoffice How Do You Cancel Overtype
Is the cursor a larger block than usual? Just to check have you tried pressing the insert key to turn this off? Have you tried toggling the Ins key?
Is the cursor a larger block than usual? Just to check have you tried pressing the insert key to turn this off? Have you tried toggling the Ins key?
See lessMy Excel 2010 Will Not Open
Try running a Diagnostic: Running Microsoft Office Diagnostics from the Start Menu Click on the Start button Click All Programs Click Microsoft Office folder Click Microsoft Office Tools Click Microsoft Office Diagnostics Click Continue Click Run Diagnostics
Try running a Diagnostic:
Running Microsoft Office Diagnostics from the Start Menu
Click on the Start button
See lessClick All Programs
Click Microsoft Office folder
Click Microsoft Office Tools
Click Microsoft Office Diagnostics
Click Continue
Click Run Diagnostics
Microsoft Outlook Doesnt Play Animated GIF Embedded In Email
Not an animated one. Check the emails you receive and I don't think you'll ever see one with an animation within it, simply because of the limitations of emails and the email clients that read them. You can obviously put in static graphics, but as DerbyDad says the recipient would need to have theirRead more
Not an animated one. Check the emails you receive and I don’t think you’ll ever see one with an animation within it, simply because of the limitations of emails and the email clients that read them. You can obviously put in static graphics, but as DerbyDad says the recipient would need to have their system set to automatically download all images for that to work, something a sensible email user would never do.
See lessHow Can Repair Corrupt Excel File?
If you had such problem read this article https://social.technet.microsoft.co...You can try these methods to repair your corrupt Excel file.1. Try Open & Repair - File -> Open -> Open & Repair2. Open with Libre Office or Open Office - It has shown tremendous results in opening the corrRead more
You can try these methods to repair your corrupt Excel file.
1. Try Open & Repair – File -> Open -> Open & Repair
2. Open with Libre Office or Open Office – It has shown tremendous results in opening the corrupt MS Excel file.