"Leonardo Cosmai" <leonardo.cosmai@ngi.it> ha scritto nel messaggio news:20080210191958.11143c3a@lenny.twim.it... Ma per darti 4.18 di lento che valori hai messo????. Io mi ritrovo i valori che mi propone. mah...chissà dove diavolo ho guardato?!? adesso ho rimesso i dati e tutto torna. I tempi sulle varie distanze restano quelli che avevo letto ieri, ma il passo per il

Please post the SQL statement your query uses. Since you describe your data as have two "Beckley" sessions, is there any other mechanism for identifying the sessions than the Start & End dates? And I still have questions about the manner in which your data is structured. Having "five different" trainings and having fieldnames ending in "1" (Completed1, PreTestScore1, PostTestScore1) make

derFahrer@gmail.com wrote: I will have about 10 days off at the end of a work assignment in Germany, and before returning to the US I would like to do a little "training camp" -- basically go somewhere not rainy and reasonably warm and ride. Varied terrain would be good (ie, some climbing). Traffic not too crazy. This will be the first week in March. Those of you in the

Option Explicit Sub test() Dim iRowPtr As Integer, iClmPtr As Integer Dim iFirstRow As Integer, iLastRow Dim iKount As Integer, iSumRow As Integer Dim sTrainNum(1 To 4) As String, sMissed As String iFirstRow = r1 iLastRow = r2 iSumRow = 1 sTrainNum(1) = "Training1" sTrainNum(2) = "Training2" sTrainNum(3) = "Training3" sTrainNum(4) = "Training4" For iRowPtr = iFirstRow To iLastRow