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Excellent service.  Thanks again for your patience and persistence.

excellent

Excellent service, clear communication, and very pleased with the
answer and service received.  Highly recommended.  Thanks so much for
your help.

Thanks

Wow, I was closer than I thought.  I was using "Set" in front of that
and couldn't figure out why it wasn't working.  Thanks for your help.

Hammer getting me what I need as usual :-> Thanks!

excellent. thank you

thanks, another great answer

Excellent worked perfectly. thanks very much!!

Thanks, Hammer.

Hammer, thanks very much.  An exceptional answer.  I appreciate your
professionalism and patience.  I also appreciate that the code is
commented out beautifully and the layout design is clean.  I will
probably need to tweak the form down the line -- can I direct a
question to you if I need further help?  Thanks again.

-- DWC

Thank you very much...
Purplepit

Thanks very much. sorry it took me a while to reply been busy with
rest of project! great answer A+++++

thanks very much. very good answer and want your help with more :-)

Thanks very much for confirming what I had thought.  Thanks also to
george_jempty-ga and j_philipp-ga for their very useful comments and
suggestions.

Best regards,
WebDesignGuy

Good job

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The very prompt response and the cautions about how lines of code can
wrap in the Answer window were great. I was also impressed with the
learning aids Hammer provided: comments in the code, an explanation of
the functions used, and URLs for further inquiry.

Hot damn that's it. I found it just as you were writing this too.  I
was using the forms toolbar rather than the control toolbar. Evil is
microsoft documentation for not making any mention of the difference
between these two toolbars. I keept reading documentation for the
control toolbar not knowing I was using the wrong one.

Thanks for the help!

David

Thank you.  I should have thought of that--polychrome as opposed to
monochrome, but I somehow got  the idea that it was a technique as
opposed to a description.  Thanks for the quick response!

Clearly and succintly answered with helpful resource for future work.

Excellent info as always - thanks again! :->

Hammer,

This worked like excellent magic.  My dad was impressed.  Sorry I
can't tip you presently because of fund limitations.  I will try to
later.

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The response answered both questions I had, and was very timely
(within a couple of hours). Thanks!

Thank you so much :-)  Awesome!

Excellent Stuff!
As always Hammer provided me with exactly what I needed and then some.
This question got a bit complicated but Hammer handled it no problem
and came up with the solution that I needed to get my project done. I
couldn't have done it without her!
Thanks Hammer! :->

Well done - responded and refined answer to meet my specs. Thanks.

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A good answer given the budget .... The third reference wasn't that
helpful given the first two. Thanks!

Hammer,

I think you nailed it.

Thanks for the very speedy replies!

Very best regards,

Font9a

I stand corrected.  You are correct, I neglected to account for the
pixels occupied by the browser's borders.  Based on your
clarification, I agree with your answer.  Thanks very much for all
your help.

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Hammer,
Thanks a lot, I just slightly modified your code to meet my needs,
other than that, it is very helpful and useful.  Thanks again.

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Good answer; I thought it was the QB program itself, apparently it is
the operating
system.
Thanks,
Emile

Thanks - funnily enough I haven't had chance to use it. We found the
simplest of work-arounds by exporting the table into Excel, using the
Find & Replace there to zap the #s and then reimport it. Thanks for
coming back though

Thanks Hammer - The query worked perfectly

Excellent response.  The code gave me exactly what I was after plus
some additional insight into ways that I can approach problems like
this in the future.