So the fact that we're all on a massive body (Earth) that actually bends space-time continuum does zilt/zero/null/nada for our perception of time passed compared (or relative) to the non mass particle moving through vacuum of space? Let me paraphrase my question. If you measure distance to a...
Yup, that should work just fine. Just add same sub call to "After Del Confirm" event procedure as with "After Update". Like:
Private Sub Form_AfterDelConfirm(Status As Integer)
CalcSum
End Sub
Best, MyK
PS: You have new mail:)
You need a code that would look something like this:
Private Sub CalcSum()
Dim i As Variant
Dim rcs As Recordset
i = 0
days = 0
Me.txtSum.Value = ""
Set rcs = Me.RecordsetClone
If rcs.RecordCount > 0 Then
rcs.MoveFirst
While Not rcs.EOF
i = i +...
Calculate the sum manually on the "OnChange" event of the "Hours" text box with "for each" loop and assign it to your "Sum" text box/label. After you've done that you can use this same value to update your database. I don't see any reason why this wouldn't work:confused:
PS: if you whish you...
You write the sum is updated with some delay which confuses me even further. If you're using table for your values in continuous form, than what you need is to call a custom function in either (possibly both) "Default Value" or "Validation Rule" properties of that field. Remember that...
Don't you first have to set focus to the visual control that changes text? I've tried what I thought you were talking about but can't find any problems - OnChange fires. Example with two text boxes and one command button:
Option Compare Database
Private Sub Command2_Click()
On Error GoTo...
Colloids...what ARE they?
What are Mixtures and Solutions?
Mixtures and Pure Substances
Colloids
Hope this helps, Best, MyK.
PS: I remember we did some experiments with colloids in our chemistry class back in my high-school times which is quite some time ago, so I don't remember much...
Sure, EM, sorry for that, it's getting late in our part of the world (3am). It would be nice though, wouldn't it? Touch live wire for a sec and you're copper plated :laugh:
Thanks for that answer f95toli! Any links on the web for any measurements taken, I can't find any good ones, but I believe NASA took measurements of deep space density with one of their probes?
BTW, did you mean .8c for electrons or photons in a copper line? I wonder because as I remember...
Read before you quote! That's not what I was saying, it's a sentence from the original question. Besides, you're repeating the point I was making. A bit of an overkill if you ask me, so let's not confuse matters further. :shocked: THX, MyK
Exactly that! Now, would you please be so kind and answer what is the speed of light in a real world situation, mostly what's it's speed in a typical space environment (not a cool but unrealistic 100% vacuum). As I get it, distances between celestial objects are measured in hypothetical numbers...
How does one measure intelligence superior to him/her self anyway? I have done some IQ tests in my life and all were a bit stupid if you ask me. Now, I'm NOT the smartest guy here, not even close (138 SD 10 in English that's not my native language), but all tests that I've done had some basic...
Hi to all Henri Poncaires of the world! Now, this is a bit strange question for some as one might reply with the obvious "one year, stupid". But since in real life speed of light does not reach its hypothetical limits, what is the typical time dilation factor for a light in vacuum of real space...
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