mrwITch

Take a look at the code inside Red>>>>

Since this is a single User problem -- seems a bit over the top to build some sort of web app (unless of course it is useful to all the other teaching staff once you've done it) From what you've described - teacher already has 'group' data charted -- presumably in the Excel file Why not just add in a bit of VBA code so that teacher can select one, or more, students worth of data and have that drawn as an alternative chart see charts.xlsm in attached zip file as an example of what I think you want charts.zip Sheet #1 shows Chart of the Group Sheet #2 shows chart for selected students Sheet #3 contains Data for charts + Selection mechanism (hopefully obvious)

Since you wanted to manipulate/access some cols from some rows Do you really need the charting functionality or do you just need access to data that happens to be in an Excel spreadsheet There are several other PHP charting libraries that you could try Similarly there are other ways of getting data out of Excel - if that is all you need to do Write up what you want to achieve - I'm sure people will come up with a few options

I think $dataNum = $i-1; $seriesNum = $j-1; should be $dataNum = $i; $seriesNum = $j; Remember Excel number Rows and Cols from 1 to n (Not 0 to n-1) - you have already started your loops at 2 Try something like for ($i = 2; $i <= 26; $i++) { $col_1 = $dataLines[$i, 1]; $col_5 = $dataLines[$i, 5]; // do something with this data before completing the loop ......... // do something with this data before completing the loop }

Yeah - that should also do it

Just re-thought this -- instr is NOT the best way of handling this if mid(existing, 1, 1) = "#" and mid(strReverse(existing), 1, 1) <> "," then outputstring = existing & " : " & outputstring The above is a better test for what you wanted ?? what was the unexpected side effect ??

the not inStr(StrReverse(existing), ",") = 1 won't work Use the following if instr(existing, "#") = 1 and inStr(1, StrReverse(existing), ",") = 0 then outputstring = existing & " : " & outputstring should do it This now tests the 1st character (after reversing the string) The = 0 should indicate that a "," wasn't found So your complete test if instr(existing, "#") = 1 and inStr(1, StrReverse(existing), ",") = 0 then outputstring = existing & " : " & outputstring should be read as follows If the 1st char of existing is a "#" and the last char of existing is NOT a "," then modify outputstring

Sorry didn't read original posting properly for your 'not =' use <>

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??Not sure what you mean by paths changing?? code loads an array of images then cycles through them - order never changes

I have written a bit of AS3 code (compiled to swf) It reads in an xml file containing a list of Image files that should be displayed cyclically with a fade in/out Code works in Flashdeveloper Code works in local test html in Firefox on home pc Code works in local test html in IE on home pc Have got everything loaded up to the webserver swfDemo Page | Upton Junior School - Working together for our children's future - looks fine in Firefox But in IE All images load OK, then the first few images fail to fade in/out so we get image(1) load fade out image(2) load fade out ...... image(1) blank image(2) blank image(3) .... image(n) fade out fade in image(n+1) fade out fade in image(n+2) fade out fade in ..... image(1) blank image(2) ..... Any ideas what can be causing this ??

OOPs Then I guess a reasonable starting point is here Adobe - Dreamweaver Developer Center and maybe places like Adobe CS5 - Everything about Adobe Creative Suite 5

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What your describing is the UI/presentation of an Audit trail So when any of your forms update(CRUD) the DB your code should write an entry to an Audit trail table and updates to this table should trigger an event which refreshes the Audit trail form (can't remember if Access can fire events on Table updates - you'll have to look it up)