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    Shared Legend

    I have two pie charts, each with identical values. The charts represent percent of total for each item. One chart is the system view, the other a specific district. I need to include a legend, but it looks odd having one on both charts. Any creative ideas?
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    SQL Server/Access 2007 date field is slooooow! Why?

    Haikster - Thanks for the post. We minimized the ribbon and now the form works fine. Hopefully there will be a permanent fix for this type of problem.
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    SQL Server/Access 2007 date field is slooooow! Why?

    Have you found a solution yet? We are experiencing the same problem, but only on the form view.
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    Order by Alphanumeric

    Thanks to both of you. Walid, the function works great.
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    Order by Alphanumeric

    I need to sort a varchar(10) field containing the following values... 1.7.1.3 12.15.1 1.5.3.2 1.1 1 5.1 5.10.3 5.1.3 into the following results... 1 1.1 1.5.3.2 1.7.1.3 5.1 5.1.3 5.10.3 12.15.1 The source table only has about 1,700 records, with 900+ uniqe values.
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    Clearing Logon Credentials

    How can I clear logon credentials through IIS 5 (using basic authentication)? I've tried using an ActiveX control provided by Microsoft (Q195192) but ran into many problems. Any other suggestions?
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    Standardizing numbers

    Thank you. Your suggestion solved my problem. My initial syntax was "select cast(@x as float)," but when a value of 0.2 was passed, the result was 0.20000000000000001.
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    Standardizing numbers

    What is the best way to standardize a varchar(5) variable using the following rules - remove all trailing zeros to the right of the decimal point, remove any trailing decimal points, and remove all leading zeroes? Examples 5.00 = 5 0.20 = .2

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