You can't do it with just a =COUNTIF() function, you will need a bit more.Try this:First put your Sheet Names in cells AA1 through AA100,I've used only 9 here as an example, and you can use any column you like.So your data looks like: AA 1) Sheet2 2) Sheet3 3) Sheet4 4) Sheet5 5) Sheet6 6) Sheet7 7)Read more
You can’t do it with just a =COUNTIF() function, you will need a bit more.
Try this:
First put your Sheet Names in cells AA1 through AA100, I’ve used only 9 here as an example, and you can use any column you like.
Then, when I connected my client router via ethernet cable, I can bring up the internet, but when I attempt to login to 198,162,1.2 it's unable to connect. I suspect you're attempting to connect to the wrong IP address. Open a command prompt window (ie: Start >> Run >> type cmd and hit ERead more
Then, when I connected my client router via ethernet cable, I can bring up the internet, but when I attempt to login to 198,162,1.2 it’s unable to connect.
I suspect you’re attempting to connect to the wrong IP address.
Open a command prompt window (ie: Start >> Run >> type cmd and hit Enter) and perform the following command:
ipconfig /all
Look for the “Default Gateway” address….that’s the LAN address of your router and is the IP you need to use in your web browser to connect to the router’s management interface.
So it is a HP/Compaq:http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/...http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsuppor...Looks like it is a SiS chipset based motherboard:http://www.sis.com/download/agreeme...
Wow, been there done that and forgotten it years ago LOL.I did stumble across this which might give you some food for thought:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9GS...If there are no DOS drivers on your disk then you presumably need the SB16 ones from Creative, so I trust they are listed. The procedureRead more
Wow, been there done that and forgotten it years ago LOL.
If there are no DOS drivers on your disk then you presumably need the SB16 ones from Creative, so I trust they are listed. The procedure on the video implies that it sets up the autoexec.bat and config.sys files automatically – hope it is that easy. You might not need the midi stuff, even if it applies.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
Improper shutdowns (eg power outages) can affect Windows itself, especially several power cuts within an hour. Try running Windows Error Checker on the C: drive. right-click C: drive icon and choose properties. Click the "tools" tab. Click "Check Now". Tick both tick-boxes. Click "Start" Restart WinRead more
Improper shutdowns (eg power outages) can affect Windows itself, especially several power cuts within an hour. Try running Windows Error Checker on the C: drive.
right-click C: drive icon and choose properties.
Click the “tools” tab.
Click “Check Now”.
Tick both tick-boxes.
Click “Start”
Restart Windows.
If that doesn’t improve performance, consider re-installing Windows (Factory Recovery).
I never heard of being able to read a sim card in a reader. I have a Motorola phone and use Motorola phone tools software to download pictures. There may be software for your phone too. Check it out.
I never heard of being able to read a sim card in a reader. I have a Motorola phone and use Motorola phone tools software to download pictures. There may be software for your phone too. Check it out.
Maybe I'm missing something but it sounds like the only drive you can boot from is the hard drive. Even with Plop you need a booting driveI know that people have invented ways to install 98 or ME from pen drives so I know it's possible. But it's one thing to say it's possible but quite another to beRead more
Maybe I’m missing something but it sounds like the only drive you can boot from is the hard drive. Even with Plop you need a booting drive
I know that people have invented ways to install 98 or ME from pen drives so I know it’s possible. But it’s one thing to say it’s possible but quite another to be able to do it with the extreme hardware limitations you have. But let’s assume you get it booted up somehow and have access to the pen drive. The partition on the hard drive will need to be FAT16 or FAT32. If the drive needs to be repartitioned or formatted you’d need to do that first. Hopefully you can do that with Plop as normally you can’t partition or format the drive you’re booting from.
What I would then do is copy the installation files from the WIN98 directory on the 98 cd or the WIN9X directory on the ME cd onto the pen drive using another computer. Then create a similarly named directory on the laptop hard drive and copy the installation files there using the pen drive.
Ideally you’d want that hard drive to be blank except for those files and maybe the system files to make it bootable. And the installation may balk when it sees another OS on the drive. But again, let’s assume that’s not going to be a problem. To start the installation you’d go the directory with the files you copied and run SETUP.
Another more realistic method would be to remove the drive and connect it to another PC via a 2.5/3.5 adapter. Partition and format if necessary and use the 9X or ME SYS command to make it bootable. (Try to avoid partitioning as there will be problems setting the drive active since FDISK won’t set a second drive active in a system. You’ll need something like AEFDISK to do that. But if the drive doesn’t have a FAT partition then you have no choice.) Create a directory on the drive and copy the installation files from the WIN98 or WIN9X directory on the 98 or ME cd into it. Put the drive back in the laptop, boot it up, do a CD to the directory with the installation files and run SETUP.
@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansiontype nul> %tmp%\log.txtset log=%tmp%\log.txtset list=C:\Users\Username\Documents\Lists\lists.txtset cnt=0set number=0for /f "delims=" %%a in ('type %list%') do (set /A cnt +=1set file!cnt!=%%a)X:cd X:\CountyLTmaps\Texas\Grimes\Lease Images:LOOPif %nuRead more
@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansion type nul> %tmp%\log.txt set log=%tmp%\log.txt set list=C:\Users\Username\Documents\Lists\lists.txt set cnt=0 set number=0 for /f “delims=” %%a in (‘type %list%’) do ( set /A cnt +=1 set file!cnt!=%%a ) X: cd X:\CountyLTmaps\Texas\Grimes\Lease Images :LOOP if %number%==%cnt% exit /b set /A number +=1 dir /s !file%number%! || echo.!file%number%!>> %tmp%\log.txt Goto :LOOP
I don't have a Mac so I can't help directly, but...Have you tried recording a macro while you do a Save As and choosing PDF as the File Type? I would think that the VBA Recorder would use whatever commands are valid for the version you have installed.I just did that on my PC with Excel 2013 and gotRead more
I don’t have a Mac so I can’t help directly, but…
Have you tried recording a macro while you do a Save As and choosing PDF as the File Type? I would think that the VBA Recorder would use whatever commands are valid for the version you have installed.
I just did that on my PC with Excel 2013 and got the following:
Sub Macro2()
'
' Macro2 Macro
'
'
ActiveSheet.ExportAsFixedFormat Type:=xlTypePDF, Filename:= _
"C:\Users\MyUserName\Documents\Book1.pdf", Quality:=xlQualityStandard, _
IncludeDocProperties:=True, IgnorePrintAreas:=False, OpenAfterPublish:= _
False
End Sub
BTW…What are these 2 instructions for? They don’t seem to be related to the SaveAs function.
Countif Across Multiple Worksheets
You can't do it with just a =COUNTIF() function, you will need a bit more.Try this:First put your Sheet Names in cells AA1 through AA100,I've used only 9 here as an example, and you can use any column you like.So your data looks like: AA 1) Sheet2 2) Sheet3 3) Sheet4 4) Sheet5 5) Sheet6 6) Sheet7 7)Read more
you will need a bit more.
Try this:
First put your Sheet Names in cells AA1 through AA100,
I’ve used only 9 here as an example, and you can use any column you like.
So your data looks like:
Now on Sheet1, cell A1, just enter the formula,
=SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT(“”&AA1;:AA9&”!B2″),”Yes”))
See how that works.
MIKE
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DD-WRT Can’t Access Bridge Client
Then, when I connected my client router via ethernet cable, I can bring up the internet, but when I attempt to login to 198,162,1.2 it's unable to connect. I suspect you're attempting to connect to the wrong IP address. Open a command prompt window (ie: Start >> Run >> type cmd and hit ERead more
Then, when I connected my client router via ethernet cable, I can bring up the internet, but when I attempt to login to 198,162,1.2 it’s unable to connect.
I suspect you’re attempting to connect to the wrong IP address.
Open a command prompt window (ie: Start >> Run >> type cmd and hit Enter) and perform the following command:
ipconfig /all
Look for the “Default Gateway” address….that’s the LAN address of your router and is the IP you need to use in your web browser to connect to the router’s management interface.
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http://osxdaily.com/2013/05/17/see-...Have a look at this page. It will tell you how to see what's running in the background of your Mac.
Have a look at this page. It will tell you how to see what’s running in the background of your Mac.
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So it is a HP/Compaq:http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/...http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsuppor...Looks like it is a SiS chipset based motherboard:http://www.sis.com/download/agreeme...
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/…
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsuppor…
Looks like it is a SiS chipset based motherboard:
http://www.sis.com/download/agreeme…
Sound Blaster 16 Not Working In Windows 95’S MS-DOS Mode
Wow, been there done that and forgotten it years ago LOL.I did stumble across this which might give you some food for thought:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9GS...If there are no DOS drivers on your disk then you presumably need the SB16 ones from Creative, so I trust they are listed. The procedureRead more
I did stumble across this which might give you some food for thought:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9GS…
If there are no DOS drivers on your disk then you presumably need the SB16 ones from Creative, so I trust they are listed. The procedure on the video implies that it sets up the autoexec.bat and config.sys files automatically – hope it is that easy. You might not need the midi stuff, even if it applies.
Always pop back and let us know the outcome – thanks
Slow Cpu After Power Outage
Improper shutdowns (eg power outages) can affect Windows itself, especially several power cuts within an hour. Try running Windows Error Checker on the C: drive. right-click C: drive icon and choose properties. Click the "tools" tab. Click "Check Now". Tick both tick-boxes. Click "Start" Restart WinRead more
Improper shutdowns (eg power outages) can affect Windows itself, especially several power cuts within an hour. Try running Windows Error Checker on the C: drive.
right-click C: drive icon and choose properties.
Click the “tools” tab.
Click “Check Now”.
Tick both tick-boxes.
Click “Start”
Restart Windows.
If that doesn’t improve performance, consider re-installing Windows (Factory Recovery).
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I never heard of being able to read a sim card in a reader. I have a Motorola phone and use Motorola phone tools software to download pictures. There may be software for your phone too. Check it out.
I never heard of being able to read a sim card in a reader. I have a Motorola phone and use Motorola phone tools software to download pictures. There may be software for your phone too. Check it out.
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Maybe I'm missing something but it sounds like the only drive you can boot from is the hard drive. Even with Plop you need a booting driveI know that people have invented ways to install 98 or ME from pen drives so I know it's possible. But it's one thing to say it's possible but quite another to beRead more
I know that people have invented ways to install 98 or ME from pen drives so I know it’s possible. But it’s one thing to say it’s possible but quite another to be able to do it with the extreme hardware limitations you have. But let’s assume you get it booted up somehow and have access to the pen drive. The partition on the hard drive will need to be FAT16 or FAT32. If the drive needs to be repartitioned or formatted you’d need to do that first. Hopefully you can do that with Plop as normally you can’t partition or format the drive you’re booting from.
What I would then do is copy the installation files from the WIN98 directory on the 98 cd or the WIN9X directory on the ME cd onto the pen drive using another computer. Then create a similarly named directory on the laptop hard drive and copy the installation files there using the pen drive.
Ideally you’d want that hard drive to be blank except for those files and maybe the system files to make it bootable. And the installation may balk when it sees another OS on the drive. But again, let’s assume that’s not going to be a problem. To start the installation you’d go the directory with the files you copied and run SETUP.
Another more realistic method would be to remove the drive and connect it to another PC via a 2.5/3.5 adapter. Partition and format if necessary and use the 9X or ME SYS command to make it bootable. (Try to avoid partitioning as there will be problems setting the drive active since FDISK won’t set a second drive active in a system. You’ll need something like AEFDISK to do that. But if the drive doesn’t have a FAT partition then you have no choice.) Create a directory on the drive and copy the installation files from the WIN98 or WIN9X directory on the 98 or ME cd into it. Put the drive back in the laptop, boot it up, do a CD to the directory with the installation files and run SETUP.
Real men don’t use AntiVirus; they just reformat
Solved Batch Script To Find Files In Folder And Subfolders
@echo off & setlocal enabledelayedexpansiontype nul> %tmp%\log.txtset log=%tmp%\log.txtset list=C:\Users\Username\Documents\Lists\lists.txtset cnt=0set number=0for /f "delims=" %%a in ('type %list%') do (set /A cnt +=1set file!cnt!=%%a)X:cd X:\CountyLTmaps\Texas\Grimes\Lease Images:LOOPif %nuRead more
type nul> %tmp%\log.txt
set log=%tmp%\log.txt
set list=C:\Users\Username\Documents\Lists\lists.txt
set cnt=0
set number=0
for /f “delims=” %%a in (‘type %list%’) do (
set /A cnt +=1
set file!cnt!=%%a
)
X:
cd X:\CountyLTmaps\Texas\Grimes\Lease Images
:LOOP
if %number%==%cnt% exit /b
set /A number +=1
dir /s !file%number%! || echo.!file%number%!>> %tmp%\log.txt
Goto :LOOP
Solved Mac Excel Macro To Print a Worksheet As PDF
I don't have a Mac so I can't help directly, but...Have you tried recording a macro while you do a Save As and choosing PDF as the File Type? I would think that the VBA Recorder would use whatever commands are valid for the version you have installed.I just did that on my PC with Excel 2013 and gotRead more
Have you tried recording a macro while you do a Save As and choosing PDF as the File Type? I would think that the VBA Recorder would use whatever commands are valid for the version you have installed.
I just did that on my PC with Excel 2013 and got the following:
Sub Macro2() ' ' Macro2 Macro ' ' ActiveSheet.ExportAsFixedFormat Type:=xlTypePDF, Filename:= _ "C:\Users\MyUserName\Documents\Book1.pdf", Quality:=xlQualityStandard, _ IncludeDocProperties:=True, IgnorePrintAreas:=False, OpenAfterPublish:= _ False End SubBTW…What are these 2 instructions for? They don’t seem to be related to the SaveAs function.
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