TommyGunn
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Looks nice to me. What colors aren't working? -
You're going to need to use a script or programming language like PHP or ASP.NET to save the infiormation to a database or CSV file. From there you can export or import into Excel.
The simplest route, which you probably want, is to find an existing script that saves the webform to a text file if your web server supports it.Leave a comment:
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Consider installing SQL Express locally.Leave a comment:
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http://www.15seconds.c om/issue/030102.htmLeave a comment:
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Is the build procedure over writing the config file?
Yes. Once you build the application, you may be able to exclude it from your project so it is not overwritten again. You can also just use two versions and use the development version to overwrite the deployed version (minus the web.config).Leave a comment:
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Here's a site with some sample date manipulation. You would just need to pass it the current year from the current date. Hope it helps.
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/DateTimeVBA.htm...Leave a comment:
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Automating Word Mail Merge Through Access
Hi everyone,
Is there anyway to automatically put Access data into Mail Merge in an existing Word doc with content?
I have bits and pieces of this done, but I can't seem to put it all together.
I am able to manually export an Access Query to Word, and the mail merge works fine. I am also able to open Word from Access, but unfortunately the Mail Merge data does not get updated since the manual export (thinking...
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