On 14 ago, 12:21, "Leonardo Azpurua" <l e o n a r d o [arroba] m v p s [punto] o r wrote: "flyguille" <flygui...@hotmail.com> escribió en el mensajenews:0e5f2962-ffd0-4ec3-b863-f5489d32fdd0@x41g2000hsb.googlegroups.com... Una ultima duda.... O sea, como yo simplemente propongo una interfaz estandard , y las DLL son aportada por terceros, es decir, los fabricantes de los hardwares
On 14 ago, 00:28, "Leonardo Azpurua" <l e o n a r d o [arroba] m v p s [punto] o r wrote: De nada, flyguille.... Total, era mi obligación compilar dos DLLs en VC, montar un proyectito de prueba con VB6 y pegarte los ejemplos a ver si te hacía entender. Ahora entiendo aquellas quejas de las mujeres cuyos maridos las follan y se duermen. Ojalá al menos te haya servido de
It turns out the previous code I sent it better than the one that worked. All yo uhad to do was to move the column at the end. The code that works is slow because of all the cell insertions. "AccessNewbie" wrote: Joel, you are the best. thank you so much. It's great and it works perfect! Thanks AGAIN!!! "Joel" wrote: I read your postings again and I think
I read your postings again and I think this should work Sub CombineRows() LastRow = Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell).Row For RowCount = 1 To LastRow LastCol = _ Cells(RowCount, Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft).Column If LastCol 1 Then ColCount = 2 NextRowColCount = 1 For LoopCount = 1 To LastCol Cells(RowCount, ColCount).Insert (xlShiftToRight
Joel, Thanks for the code. It did a wonderful job of placing the entire row at the end of the first row. However, the organization is not in the right order. Somehow during the extraction the two lines were offset in different order. Here is what the first two lines of another report (they were all extracted the same way) look like using cell references from where the information should
