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hello, i am not very familiar with this Cognos series 7 stuff... used reportnet.. someone else in our organization is responsible for powerplay and all that jazz.. can anyone tell me what the point of putting all the data into one "cube" is? how is this better than connecting to a data source...

hello, i don't have access to crn right now, so i can't see your report, but make sure you use Prompter as suggested earlier for your conditional formatting and nto the other variable you had earlier.

-you have to have at least service pack 3a installed for sql server 2000. -there are some java files in reportNet that you have to update.

there is a roll up property somewhere in FM. set that to avg (instead of sum) and publish the package.. then when you just put the kg thing in your report, it shoudl find hte average.

for crn, use windows. framework manager is only suited for windows. there are other wyas to make models in unix, but if you have FM it will amke your life easier.

recommend: running tabular data wherever you think its apporpriate. is this the first time you are using this particualr model? it will help narrow the problem down.. have you experienced problems wiht the model in any other report as well? or is this error specific to this report?

lol... i'm lazy and have a deadline for this.. in about 20 mins actually! lol.. that's why!

thanks for your replies.. trust MS to make it hard to add something as simple as a minimize button! Zameer, i saw that on the web.. but was hoping there was a better way.. to add true min/max buttons.. mike, yours adds nice buttons, but its too complicated for me! i'm a c++ person.. so i'm...

you know.. i asked this question before .. and i got all sorts of strange answers.. basically saying.. no, but it would be nice.. if you use any of these mentioned here, then please let us know how good they are!

Hello, This is probably a nice simple question for most people who have experience with excel/vba.. how can i add a minimize button to a user form? i looked at all the properties and didn't find anything appropriate.. thanks!

hello, i was wondering if vba has any data structures built in that you can use? in particular, a priority queue would be great for me right now.. i don't want to actually implement one.. but if one exists, it would be just perfect! thanks!

me neither :( thanks for all the help anyways. i know you tried very hard!

Sub graph(ByRef xvals() As Double, ByRef yvals() As Double, gsoffset As Double) Charts.Add ActiveChart.ChartType = xlXYScatterSmoothNoMarkers ActiveChart.Location Where:=xlLocationAsObject, Name:="Sheet1" 'ActiveChart.Location xlLocationAsNewSheet, Name:="Sheet1" Dim...

yeah... i won't do that either.. i just have things hardcoded right now to make things a little easier.. so i dont' have to run my app every time i want to test this graphing bit.. i just have array loops like that now, and i will fix that.. but i assure you that is not the source of the current...

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soemthing odd just happened. i tried instead of using an array indexed from 0-15, an array indexed from 0-13. the graph works. but if i change it to 0-14 or 0-15, there is the same problem :s of course, i modified parts of the code.. in getgrapharrays: Case 1 'case vary gate count...

yes.. i realize that.. but i don't really have time to do it that way now.. this thing needs to get done quick.. and as you can see it is a little bit out of my area of expertise! don't really care about efficiency.. just results.. i didnt' realize you could do it that way.. i woudl have done it...

i can send you the actual data on the sheet by email if you like.. its 8 x over 2000 rows, so i don't want to paste it here

case 0 in the getgrapharrays works if i modify test to be: Sub test() Dim xs(15) As Double Dim ys(15) As Double Dim con(2) As Long 'con(0) = 2500 con(0) = 500000 con(1) = 50 con(2) = 100 Call getGraphArrays(0, xs(), ys(), con()) End Sub

so.. this is the main sub that starts everything: Sub test() Dim xs(15) As Double Dim ys(15) As Double Dim con(2) As Long con(0) = 2500 'con(0) = 500000 con(1) = 50 con(2) = 100 Call getGraphArrays(1, xs(), ys(), con()) End Sub the following code is...