Well, i am trying to format some hard drives so our company can put them up for an auction. They have a different OS. Some have XP, 98, 95, and 3.1. I went to www.bootdisk.com and downloaded DOS 5.0, DOS 6.22, Windows 98, and Windows 95 Boot Disks. However, when I shut the pc down, put in...
Well, i am trying to format some hard drives so our company can put them up for an auction. They have a different OS. Some have XP, 98, 95, and 3.1. I went to www.bootdisk.com and downloaded DOS 5.0, DOS 6.22, Windows 98, and Windows 95 Boot Disks. However, when I shut the pc down, put in...
if im not mistaken, isn't there a f(*) key that you can press during the boot up state that can take you to the DOS prompt and from there you can totally wipe the harddrive clean?
THis is a real simple question that I have recently forgotten. I am wiping clean some hard drives so that my company can put them up for sale. How do I format the hard drives to where they are completely wiped out. The OS's that are on the machines range from Windows 3.1 to Windows 2000...
CR10
ODBC[RDO]
I am drawing a blank here on something that is very simple. I need to suppress a field that is dependant on another field. If the first number is suppressed, then I need it to suppressed the number that follows it as well. The sample data looks as so....
2 2C32344
If...
...({cr_tdecals.teller} <> previous({cr_tdecals.teller})) then {cr_tdecals.decal} else
if (val({cr_tdecals.decal}) <> val(previous({cr_tdecals.decal})) + 1) then
(" * " +chr(13) + {cr_tdecals.decal}) else
{cr_tdecals.decal}
This is the formula I am using. What does +chr(13) in the...
I saved the file under another name and another directory and removed the column formatting and tried using both the formulas under the new column format and it still gives me the same results.
...#"
-------------------------------------------------------
010000000 010000002 010000003 010000004<----"This is the decal#"
010000005 * 010000007 *
000000009 000000010 010000011 0100000012
This is the exact format of the report, and the way it looks in the...
lbass,
I'm getting close to what it is i'm needing. It is displaying asterisks consecutively in which it should not do. I've tried minipulating the formula but still can't get it to work.
...FIRST FORMULA WHICH IS
if onfirstrecord then {cr_tdecals.decal} else
if val({cr_tdecals.decal}) <> val(previous({cr_tdecals.decal})) + 1 then
"*" +chr(13) + {cr_tdecals.decal} else
{cr_tdecals.decal} IT DOES WHAT IT IS SUPPOSED TO DO, BUT IT STARTS EVERY GROUP OFF WITH AN ASTERISK...
What I did was went to Section Expert>Format with Multiple Columns>Layout>and from there I fixed the width and horizontal to the sizes that I wanted and it displayed the data going across instead of top to bottom.
...the matter. But to get more in detail, there is a series of number as such;
020103397 020103398 020103399 020103400 020103401
020103402 * 020103404 * 020103406
And as you can tell, there is a break in the sequence on the second row. The formula that was...
...am trying to get an asterisk to show where there is a break in the sequential order of numbers. I think I am heading down the right path by using a WHILEREADINGRECORDS statement, but cannot figure the rest of it out.
Example: 1 2 3 4 * 6 7 * 9 10 11 * 13
How can I get this to work? Please...
Since the last post, I have found out how to display the data from right to left, but I am STILL having problems with displaying an asterisk between the numbers if there is a break in the sequence of numbers. Please help!
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Also, I am trying to get my data to display an asterisk between numbers if there is a break in the sequence of the numbers. (EX. 1 2 3 * 5 6) I think I am heading down the right track as far as with the asterisks by using a WHILEREADINGRECORDS statement to try an derive a...
THANKS MRBILLSC, I DID WHAT YOU SUGGESTED AND IT WORKED FOR SOME OF THE FIELDS BUT THE FIELDS THAT WERE INCORRECT DID NOT WORK BECAUSE FOR SOME REASON, THOSE FIELDS ARE DROPPING PENNIES FROM THEIR TOTAL. IT ALMOST LOOKS AS IF IT IS UN-EXPLAINABLE, BUT I KNOW THAT IT IS SOME KIND OF ARITHMETIC...
I AM SUMMING THE GRAND TOTALS AT THE BOTTOM DOWN EACH COLUMN. BUT AS FAR AS THE NUMBERS IN THE COLUMNS, THEY ARE INDIVIDUALLY FIGURED FROM THEIR OWN FORMULA.
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