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thanks, but if i'm not mistaken that means I have to change it to allow the user or me to delete. I want the program to recognize the CHk'd out fiels and determine the staus of the DELETE command button on its own. -
greyed out command button-how to accomplish
All,
I have a form called books that shows the book information and a lookup field that shows who has the book checked out. On the side i have command buttons for ADD, DELETE, NEXT RECORD, PREVIOUS RECORD nad CLOSE. I want to create a greyed out DELETE button so that the record cannot be deleted if the book is checked out (data in the chk'd out lookup field). if the field is empty or indicates an "in house" condition then... -
understand your thoughts but how does it fit in the parallel array. Does this become my If statement instead of the ( y < 5 ). if so wouldn't i also have to change the second WHILE statement?
thanks for the help
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Brittany
Sorry, BUT GET UR OWN THREAD,
Now no one will answer mine because they will only see ur'sLeave a comment:
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Ok Banfa,
I feel really stupid now...First, my text mentions nothing about Printf statements so i have no idea what these are..sorry
2. Switched grades[0] to minPoints[0] and recieved an error so changed it back.
3. switched lowest to highest to highest to lowest and no all total point are a grade of A
I think what i'm missing is a way to tell the program which part of the array (1, 2,...Leave a comment:
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So Banfa or anyone else, are you saying i need to change the grades[] to minpoints and invert the arrays from greatest value to least value?
thanks
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Help with home work PLEASE......
Have the following data...
A 450 - 500 points
B 400 - 449 points
C 350 - 399 points
D 300 - 349 points
F 0 - 299 points
were the letters a,b,c,d,f are the grades needed to be output.
Must also be a paraellel array
I wrote the following using the text, but all I get is F for the letter grade. Any insight would help
Thanks in advance
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