All I need is to create a VB Sub command and have the parameter which will be "A1" or "Z3" or what ever cell reference is then put that reference into the Function so I can change the value of it.
So excel reads
=MyFunction(A1)
And VB
Sub MyFunction(CurrentPos)...
Ok not usually what you want to do but does anyone know a MSDOS command that will make the modem disconnect?
So I can write a *.bat file and disconnect the modem.
P.S. Other restriction is no other programs allowed such as net-time etc.
I keep getting this connection error after trying to access the same asp page several times over.
I guess it's to do with the connection I've setup. Here's my connection details,
<!--#include file="adovbs.inc"-->
<% Set objConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")...
Does anyone know how to capture when a ActiveX Object cant be created? I've got a piece of javascript to capture code but not all machines are capturing these errors. If anyone knows why some of these Win98 machines arent displaying with the little yellow excalmation mark either it would be...
Does anyone know how to capture when a ActiveX Object cant be created? I've got a piece of javascript to capture code but not all machines are capturing these errors. If anyone knows why some of these Win98 machines arent displaying with the little yellow excalmation mark either it would be...
Trying to have a piece of script to change background-image of a element.
i.e.
<DIV style=background-image:url('MyPic1.gif')>
Text Inside Div element
</DIV>
I'm wanting to control it using a eventhandler mouse-over but what code do I use to change the background-image to say 'MyPic2.gif'
Code...
I'm wanting to create a mouseover so to create a style filter glow?
I can create a standard glow filter on text but the problem may stem around either the DOM on the script pointing at the wrong object or the fact that all sites are saying that to have a glow object for a DIV element you need...
I'm wanting to create a mouseover so to create a style filter glow?
I can create a standard glow filter on text but the problem may stem around either the DOM on the script pointing at the wrong object or the fact that all sites are saying that to have a glow object for a DIV element you need...
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