Comments by Johan Hakkesteegt

Johan Hakkesteegt 31-Mar-17 7:43am View

Doh!

Search string: 2017_2_Sales --> column name: 2017_02_Sales

Johan Hakkesteegt 31-Mar-17 7:33am View

Deleted

I quadruple checked. Column name is the same, including upper/lower case, and white space was trimmed.

Johan Hakkesteegt 30-Dec-14 2:37am View

Hi Maciej,

Good idea, how can I remove this post ?

Regards,
Johan

Johan Hakkesteegt 5-Feb-14 7:50am View

Ok, I see. However you show that information to the user, you need to do it on a different thread than the While loop.

So basically, try and keep the MsgBox on the GUI threaad, and the While loop on its own thread.

Johan Hakkesteegt 5-Feb-14 7:45am View

The trick to VB malarkey, is to understand that VB syntax is implicit in a different way than C#. It makes VB slightly quicker and easier to write code in, and it makes it slightly less flexible, and it can indeed make it confusing to read when in a C# state of mind.

Johan Hakkesteegt 5-Feb-14 7:24am View

Sorry, I am not sure that I understand what you mean...

The MsgBox is outside the While loop, so therefore it will obviously only be triggered once. Specifically just before the code starts the While loop.

Then in the loop the NoDataAtPort.Enabled is set to true, and you did not show any code that might set it back to false, so for all intents and purposes that also only happens once...?

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