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As the title states, I have $12 in investment income last year. TurboTax wants $80 to file this. I know it's below the margin of error from the irs perspective I'm just curious as to the treatment of this stuff?

Hi all,

I am trying to automate a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet is to check if certain certs will expire within x # of days(want to create an input box for the user to input this). If they are, I want their first name, last name, certification name and phone number(forgot to generate) to be added into a results page. Once the entire sheet(inputbox for the total number of rows) has been checked for all 3 metrics/columns I would like for it to stop. The results page is the final goal

I was going to add the number of rows with an inputbox because there are some figures missing along the way.

Example

What I was able to scrape together; I've got the date compariso

I am trying to swap out an old non-programmable thermostat for something programmable. Had a friends dad look at it and I was told that my terminal didn't match up? Split terminal vs the straight bar terminal. The system has a forced air system with heat pump and I was looking at the honeywell RTH8500D. A piece of me feels like that doesn't make sense and they might not be fully aware of that. Will my actual system limit the thermostats I can buy? a professional HVAC person should be able to put it in for me without issues right?

Hey all,

Taking my first exam on 2/23. I just got to F5(leases and bonds,Becker) and was wondering if you guys think I'll be able to prepare well enough over the next almost month to sit for the exam(I have a terrible attention span and can really only put in 4-5 hours a day on average). I also considered just taking it either way since if i miss it the session is over and it would give be some experience actually testing.

Any tips or insight about studying, prepping, taking the exam, etc would be highly appreciated.

Thanks!

Hey all,

I was wondering if anyone could give me insight with a dilemma I'm facing. We have some very old machines in the office some as old as 10+ years and running Windows xp. I've been tasked with beginning to upgrade the machines(had to force it additionally and have to keep cost in mind). I want to upgrade some of the machines to used dell optiplexes like this and was wondering if yall thought it was a decent idea. The machines would be used to billing purposes and some would need to run an application or 2.

Hi all, I am having a hard time getting the design view on a 2013 db to become available. I've looked it up and currently have the file as an accdb file but no luck there. Any suggestions?

Edit: I am unable to create a form all together

Hi all, I am fairly new to SQL and very new to MySQL. I have successfully installed it an imported some sample tables from a project i had in access. I have found the Sample employees database and wanted to import that to just mess around. The issue i'm having is I haven't a way to get this db into mysql workbench yet. My google searches haven't been helpful and I've tried multiple times.

Hi all,

I am fairly new to SQL and very new to MySQL. I have successfully installed it an imported some sample tables from a project i had in access. I have found the Sample employees database and wanted to import that to just mess around. The issue i'm having is I haven't a way to get this db into mysql workbench yet. My google searches haven't been helpful and I've tried multiple times.

Hi all,

I am working on a project showcasing the current providers of DbaaS. I wanted to showcase only providers that let you use MySQL with their services(so no Azure or Orcale and the like). I've searched for a while but am unable to find something that aggregates the features and pro/cons across the different providers. Additionally, I'm trying to find a source that gives estimates/actual figures of the market-share each provider. I've found things for overall DBaaS but i'm only interested in those specifically for the relational database services. I will also need to build a tutorial showcasing how someone can utilize MySQL and AmazonRDS together for minor business purposes. If anyone h

Hi all,

I created a subform that is supposed to pull data from cert(name, ID) and employee-cert(employeeid, date), which is an associative entity. I'm using the 2 column method to hide the cert ID's and show their corresponding names in the subform, but when I try to click an ID to create a new row I get the error "Form cannot be edited; It is bound to an autonumber field 'cert id'". I don't want to change the autonumber, simply select it without adding a new number every time something is selected.

Additionally, On another subform I have done the exact same thing and I am not getting that error, but when I make additionally changes and try to exit I get an error stating "The changes you

Hi all,

Some friends and I are planning a trip to the Punta Cana,DR in the end of may for 5-6 days. I've spent time on groupon, trip advisor, livingsocial and expedia. I've read many reviews and was just looking for some additional advice in regards to where to stay and things to be aware of. We will be traveling with two people who are fluent in Spanish so hopefully thats helpful. Essentially, where should we stay?

Budget: We are trying to keep the trip as low cost as possible. I wanted flight + all inclusive stay to be around $900 with another $300 for things over there.

Interests: We wanted to stay somewhere all-inclusive(including alcoholic beverages) and wanted to be with easy access

Hi all,

I have an access database I want to split and deploy. I want the FE to by default be only 1 form(i have multiple) and almost no other controls available to that page. I used the wizard to split it and have the tables connected. I'm lost on how to go about creating the restrictions and limiting the FE to only 1 form.

Additionally, I am unable to create an accde file because I think I am going over the TableID's. Does anyone know a work around for this?

Thanks for the help in advanced!

Any time minimum wage is brought up in American media you always see the subset of people saying that if someone is tired of making such little money they should just work hard and get a better job.

I believe this notion is flawed because it works under the assumption that human capabilities are all equal. Not everyone has the skillets to achieve a life in certain fields and they shouldn't have to suffer because of this. It also works under the assumption that it's possible for everyone to rise to the top. Regardless of how well things are going someone will have to flip our burgers and clean up buildings(assuming we don't automate everything). In college I commonly see engineers looking