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"There is this person from Solapur, sitting on a hunger strike for 64 days, demanding water be released from the dam. But, where are we going to get water from? Should we urinate? And when we don't have water to drink, it's hard to pass urine as well."
Prabhakar (Bhaiya) Deshmukh, the farmer in context, who burst into public consciousness last year after Ajit Pawar had made derogatory remarks aimed at him, is now planning to contest against the deputy chief minister from the latter's pocket borough, Baramati, in the assembly elections.
Solapur-based Deshmukh was on hunger strike at Azad Maidan in Mumbai demanding release of water from dams upstream in Pune to Ujani dam, which supplies water to Solapur and nearby areas, providing succor to drought affected areas, when Ajit Pawar made these comments. The outcry that followed had forced Pawar, known for his acerbic tongue, to admit that the insensitive remarks he had made were "the biggest mistake" of his political life.
Deshmukh was in Mumbai on Thursday to solicit support from Shiv Sena and BJP for his election bid.
"I am planning to contest from Baramati as a candidate supported by Mahayuti," Deshmukh told dna. He heads Maharashtra Rajya Janhit Shetkari Sanghatana and is a director of Bhima co-operative sugar factory in Solapur district, which is controlled by Kolhapur NCP MP Dhananjay (Munna) Mahadik.
Deshmukh also alleged that "the people of Baramati were under a reign of terror" and pointed to an audio clip of Pawar allegedly threatening that water supply to Masalwadi village would be snapped if his cousin, Supriya Sule, trailed there in the Lok Sabha polls.
Sule, daughter of NCP chief and former Union agriculture minister Sharad Pawar, won the family stronghold of Baramati against Mahadeo Jankar of Sena-BJP affiliate Rashtriya Samaj Paksha (RSP) by over 70,000 votes, a pale shadow of her 2009 margin of over 3 lakh votes.
"This tendency must be stopped," said Deshmukh, who is also a member of Mohol Panchayat Samiti in Solapur. "The common people of Baramati are demanding freedom," he added.
In the Lok Sabha elections, Deshmukh had campaigned for Sena-BJP and claimed that public anger over water issue had led to the defeat of the then Union home minister, Sushilkumar Shinde, from Solapur against BJP's Sharad Bansode.
"People were angry at the drought-affected being ridiculed, and hence voted for Mahayuti," said Deshmukh.
During the nearly 120 days of agitation for water, Deshmukh undertook a number of protests—fast; morcha to CM Prithviraj Chavan's official residence, and marrying off of two donkeys.


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While the president won all four of New Hampshire's major college communities — Durham, Hanover, Keene and Plymouth — by wide margins Tuesday, his advantage in those towns actually shrank compared to 2008.
For example, Obama won 82 percent of the vote in Hanover, home to Dartmouth College, in 2008, but only 75 percent on Tuesday. In Durham, Obama's margin of victory dropped from 74 percent four years ago to 69 percent Tuesday.
Those kinds of drops weren't unusual — overall, Obama's share of the vote decreased in nearly three-quarters of all towns and cities compared to 2008. But the results in the college towns stand out given the extent to which the Obama campaign courted students.
The campaign actively urged out-of-state students to register in New Hampshire, telling them that their vote "counts more" in a swing state. Former President Bill Clinton campaigned for Obama at the University of New Hampshire, telling students that Republicans were trying to take away their right to vote.
"They've worked so hard to keep you from voting," he said at a rally in October.
Clinton was referring to a new voter registration law backed by Republican legislative leaders who argued that liberal-minded out-of-state students were diluting the votes of New Hampshire residents.
The law, which was ultimately put on hold before the election after students challenged it in court, would have required new voters to sign a statement saying they are subject to laws that apply to all residents, including laws requiring drivers to register cars and get New Hampshire driver's licenses.
Students traditionally have been allowed to declare the state their home for voting purposes without holding legal residency, which involves an intent to stay for an extended period of time. The statement wouldn't have specifically required students to be residents but would have made them subject to hundreds of laws involving residency.
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We are six days out from the People's Climate March, and the ark is built and on its flatbread truck on its way to Manhattan.
I'm showing up. As a baby boomer from the United States. As a person of faith.
I am going to the People's Climate March on Sept. 21 in New York.
The security of our home, planet Earth, is threatened. That's why I'm going. It is not the terrorists, the immigrants, or people who are poor that is causing this threat to Earth's viability. It's the continued excessive emissions of greenhouse gases created by those of us who live in highly industrialized, corporatized and technology-rich countries.
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Eco Catholic: "It's important that we come together for gatherings like this to ask the question, what more can we do to take care of the creation God has given us?"
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Album Review: Todd Snider – The Excitement Plan
Todd Snider was never a square, but he did start out as a relatively straight-laced country-rocker with a good sense of humor and a keen ear for the ways word can reinforce melody and vice versa. In recent years–okay, let's face it: during the Bush Administration–he has really let his freak flag fly, venturing into talking blues numbers that recall Country Joe and venting his outrage with a grin on his face. Snider is the rare artist who was funnier and more entertaining the more political he got, and his proudly pinko worldview made his 2008 EP Peace Queer a compellingly ramshackle affair. As such, he comes across as something of an outsider in his adopted hometown of Nashville, although I think he plans to attack from within.
On his eighth studio album, The Excitement Plan, the imminently quotable Snider comes across like a trippier, even more countrified Randy Newman, except he probably won't be doing Disney tunes any time soon. The album title comes from Snider's own economic recovery effort–which seems to involve recreational drugs and recreational troublemaking–and is populated with his particular brand of dignified misfits; the bumbling killer in "Unorganized Crime" and the beaten-up optimist in "Doll Face" are quintessential Snider characters, as is Dock Ellis, the Pittsburgh Pirate who pitched a no-hitter while tripping on LSD. On "America's Favorite Pastime," Snider has a blast with the imagery: "Taking the ground, the mound turned into the icing on a birthday cake," he sings. "The lead-off man came up and turned into a dancing rattlesnake." But Snider isn't advancing a pro-drugs agenda–okay, maybe a little–but he's more interested in recounting a weird moment in our shared pop-cultural history.
Snider recorded The Excitement Plan with producer Don Was, who sets these songs to rambunctious live accompaniment. The pair assembled a small backing band and recorded the disc in two-and-a-half days and with minimal rehearsals, which gives the collection the casual verve of a Sunday afternoon jam session. On "Bring 'Em Home," the album's catchiest song, they put some real snap in Snider's pop hook, and they swing loosely on "Barefoot Champagne" and its implied sequel "Don't Tempt Me." Loretta Lynn co-wrote the latter and plays Snider's romantic foil, and they're a hoot together: Over a rolling, rollicking piano line, he comes across as all shaggy nonchalance, and she's all brassy disregard, as if she's seen all too many shaggy nonchalants in her time.
Of course, Snider is not only his most complex character, but also his biggest loser, and much of The Excitement Plan is devoted to the kind of candid soul searching you wish every other guy with a guitar could pull off. But Snider just makes them look like they don't have a soul to search. For all his trouble-making, flipping-off-The-Man ways, he wonders if perhaps he might not be too old for the possession charges and jail cells. "How do you know when it's too late to learn," he wonders aloud on "Greencastle Blues," which finds him handcuffed uncomfortably and waiting for bail. On the other hand, he also remarks, "You know the number-one symptom of heart disease is sudden death," which sounds all the wiser for being a bit elusive.
Make your trouble while you can—you never know when your time is up. That's the epiphany implied on the shambling valedictory closer "Good Fortune": "When you stand back and look at the long and the short of it," Snider sings, "what else is there to do but sing."
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I haven't listened to this album intensely yet, because I'm waiting until I have time to give it my full attention. I'm looking forward to it though and I've enjoyed what I've heard so far.
Stephen wrote: "Snider is the rare artist who was funnier and more entertaining the more political he got, and his proudly pinko world view made his 2008 EP Peace Queer a compellingly ramshackle affair."
Now that is purely a matter of personal opinion / perspective, or should I say contention for us right wing extremist types. Whenever music artists go "pinko" in their music they immediately earn a place of dishonor on my "ignore their new stuff completely from now on" list. Todd joins such notables as Steve Earle, the Reckless Kelly lads, and Tom Russell on that list. I find much of what Rush Limbaugh says extremely entertaining, and somehow I just don't think liberal NPR types would grasp my amusement…
So much of the ethos of this site is based on on a dislike of the cliche, so it's nice to see(hear) music that dares to offer a view of politics/social issues outside of the simplistic redneck certainties of the top 40. That's why I have become a fan of some of the very artists derided above. Yup, I took the bait.
Rush Limbaugh is too cliche too be funny. He needs at least three new jokes.
This is a really strong album. My favorite Snider disc in a while and that's saying a lot. Even though I lean more to the right than Todd, I don't mind his message songs because he's so damn endearing. I've written off most of Earle's new work (though not his Townes album) because of his ham-handed way of writing about politics, not because of his politics. Todd is able to make me laugh at myself for being a conservative. Steve tries to make me feel guilty. Other lefty faves of mine like Reckless Kelly and Roger Clyne handle the sensitive issues fairly well, but they better watch it, lol.
You know, Trailer, that's probably the best description of why I like Todd Snider so much that I've read. While I've given into the fact that I lean more left than right (much to my parents and religion's chagrin, I'm sure), I'm probably still more conservative than Snider too. But there's just something about him that's so dang endearing, as you saywhich simply is not the case with Steve Earle (though there is some stuff I like by him too). As Steve points out in his review, the guy just sounds like he's smiling through it all, which is the way I like to hear my political/social stuff served up, if I have a choice.
Sorry, I should have written "Stephen" rather than "Steve".
I haven't had a chance to listen to this album, but I can speak of his past work, concerning his pinko sentiments. While i'm as proud a right wing extremist as the next guy, I think there's a certain style of pinko songwriting that doesn't completely turn me off. Like others have said, I feel like Todd Snider tells me how he thinks what I believe is stupid, without sounding like he's saying i'm stupid, if that makes sense.
I know that Snider is much doted upon by many, but I've never found his material to be all that interesting. I don't care for him as a singer, regardless of his political sentiments, since I find his voice annoying. The production on this album sounds interesting, so I will give it a listen when it hits the discount bins, as it likely will in about 90 days
I am just not "getting" this album yet. After a couple of listens, I am just not enjoying it as much as previous albums…I miss him rocking out a bit.
I doubt that I could even find Snider in the discount bin anywhere where I live, let alone on a regular CD rack.
Todd's voice certainly isn't what I'd call good in the technical sense, but it's definitely the kind of expressive that goes a long way for me. I even like the way he pronounces his words…kind of lazily.
I have to echo the sentiment above regarding Snider vs. Earle. I used to be a huge Steve Earle fan, but I can't even listen to a lot of his newer stuff. Snider doesn't play militant, he plays with a sense of humor and humility.
There is something utterly endearing about an artist that can poke fun at us, and at the same time, allow us the breathing room to enjoy the laugh, albeit at ourselves. I think that's what he does in some of his more politically inspired writing. Everything is fair game, however– the right gets the specific spotlight, but his albums are, in my opinion, equally accusing of the slacking characters he paints with his lyrical brush to his left… he seems to have enough self-awareness to know, while some of his characters lifestyle choices may not be right, they do seem to enjoy their carefree existence.
I think he's one of the most clever writers strutting around between our two coasts, and regardless of vocal presentation, you're just flat missing out on lyrical brilliance if you choose to dismiss his writing because of topic or tenor.
I get turned off on all the "pinko music". It's cliched pablum intended to score points with the pseudo-intellectual pansies in hopes that they declare your lightweighted butt a "deep thinker". Whoa, dude, you're against the war. War sucks,man. Give me something original like a LSD laced no hitter.
He definitely doesn't just talk about the war. I'd get tired of that too. I like how he's not always straightforward too, 'cause I'm a sucker for good sarcasm.
He really only addresses war in one song, "Bring 'Em Home," which I see less as an anti-war tirade and more as a sincere attempt to see the world from a soldier's perspective. That strikes me as a pretty generous and powerful act of empathy, plus it's got a great hook.
But yes, a whole album of humorless war or politics songs would get tiresome, as Steve Earle's The Revolution Starts… Now proved. But what strikes me most about this album and most of Snider's music is his self-deprecating streak — because he's questioning his own motives and beliefs more than anyone else's, he never comes across as condescending or self-righteous.
Aside from which someone has to make music for us pinko commie whores–we do make the best groupies after all.
Bo knows…pansies. I actually agree with what you say about trendy liberalism. Both sides have people that like to apply labels to themselves without really knowing their consequences.
Back to the music: Who are the smart conservative voices in music? I ask with all sincerity.
Charlie Daniels would be a good example of a conservative voice in music, but for the most part a lot of singers don't seem to feel the need to make a big deal about their conservatism aside from an occasional patriotic song. John Rich is the exception, but that's more about promoting himself than his views.
With that understanding, Trace Adkins is an example smart conservative singer who doesn't make it a focus of his music.
Funny, they used to "make a big deal" about it. Wonder what happened?
Homogenization of country radio would be my guess.
Billy Joe Shaver.
Your right Stormy, after all, "If You Dont Love Jesus (Go To Hell)". I would second the Charlie Daniels and Trace Adkins.
Bought the CD last night. Incredible is the only way to decribe it.
I think that is one of the things that is most understood about us pinko commies–Its not the conservative message of the songs that bug us, its the simplicity and poor writing of that message. Had Toby Keith written a song called I Heart Ossama and Barbara Streisand would would have hated that too.
If he's a "pinko" liberal who puts that stuff in his music — I sure don't plan to listen to him either.
Then you know what? Don't.
Seeing "Todd Snider" and "relatively straight-laced" in the same sentence would likely amuse most anyone who has spent any time around him.
But saying he recently ventured into talking blues is, well, plain wrong. His first famous song–from 15 years ago–was called "Talkin' Seattle Blues." It's on his debut album, which opened with the Country Joe-style "My Generation (Part 2)." Todd's been thumbing that road since the first Bush administration, to be honest.
He's always been funny and pointed, at least for me, and consistently entertaining and clever for a long time now.
How can you not listen to a song that contains the lyrics:
I'm as broken as the Ten Commandments and often as hard to follow?
been listening to this record for a few days. todd's getting to sounding more and more prinish with every album now. i picked up one of only two copies that were available at the local hastings. i like it, but as someone said earlier, i think i like some of his previous work a little better.
He sounds freakishly like Randy Newman
This might be my favorite Todd Snider album. I love it. One of my favorite lines is, "Everytime I tried to climb out of this wihsing well, I've only made it up just high enough to hurt when I fell." He is genius.
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Retired Illinois Appellate Justice David A. Erickson, director of IIT Chicago-Kent's Trial Advocacy Program, will receive Stetson University College of Law's Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Teaching Advocacy. Erickson will receive the award, which recognizes individuals "who have fundamentally changed the way in which the world approaches the teaching of advocacy," May 19, 2015, during Stetson's Educating Advocates: Teaching Advocacy Skills conference in Gulfport, Florida.
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How great it would be if protesting the pope's visits will catch on like the atheist bus campaign did.
Has there ever been an organized protest to a pope's visit? Is this protest setting an precedent? It seems so to me. I have been waiting for this all my life, when the deferential respect given to the pope starts to erode.
swordmaiden, the principal objections stated by the coalition are spot on.
The Vatican is a state, and it shouldn't be. Though it is up to Italy to crack that one, if there are protests globally showing how ridiculous the statehood of the Vatican is, perhaps it would give some weight to Italians trying to eliminate the Vatican's statehood.
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ST. LOUIS, MO (ATS Consultants) – This is the first game of a three-game series. The Mets took three straight from Miami this past weekend on the road, while St. Louis just lost 2 of 3 at Washington. Collin McHugh takes the mound for the Mets, while Joe Kelly goes to the hill for the Cardinals. The opening pitch starts at 2:15pmET from Busch Stadium in St. Louis.
ODDS: The oddsmakers have installed the Cardinals as a -155 favorite over the Mets. The total is 8.5 in most books.The Mets come in with a 64-70 overall record and is 71-50 Over, while the Cards are 72-62 overall and are 64-66 Under.
LINE MOVEMENT: The Cards opened as a -150 favorite and moved up to -155 at most books. The total started at 8.5 and remained there at most books.
PUBLIC BETTING: Of the wagers currently placed on tonight's game, 66% of public bettors favor the Cardinals. These numbers are subject to change, however, so make sure you click on the "Public Betting" link available in this paragraph to get the most up-to-date information.
MLB FREE PICK: Take the NY Mets. According to latest MLB trends, Mets are 4-0 in their last 4 games as an underdog, 5-0 in their last 5 games as an underdog of +110 to +150, 7-1 in their last 8 overall and are 10-4 in their last 14 road games vs. a team with a home winning % of greater than .600. Cards are 1-4 in their last 5 vs. National League East, 1-5 in their last 6 overall, 2-5 in Kelly's last 7 starts and are 1-5 in Kelly's last 6 starts as a favorite. The Mets are playing some very good baseball so this is a pretty good value pick. Joe Kelly has struggled for the Cards in his last three starts, posting a 6.06 ERA. The Mets have beaten the Cards in 4 of their last 5 games. Collin McHugh gave up no runs in his only start in 7 innings against Colorado (1-0 loss). The Mets are a nice dog here and with a young pitcher and after winning 6 of their last 7 games, they are a solid pick.
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The proliferation of multiple award contracts across the government has reached a tipping point. The Office of Federal Procurement Policy is on a listening tour to figure out how to tame this unwieldy beast. The administration's efforts come as several agencies plan to recompete or issue new procurements for MACs in the coming year. Federal News Radio's Jason Miller explores all sides of this complex issue in our series, Contract Overload.
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The proliferation of multiple award contracts across the government has reached a tipping point. The Office of Federal Procurement Policy is on a listening tour trying to figure out how to tame this unwieldy beast.
The administration's efforts come as several agencies, including the Homeland Security Department, the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Justice Department plan to recompete or issue new procurements for MACs in the coming year.
In our special report, Contract Overload, Federal News Radio's Jason Miller explores all sides of this complex issue.
What is the cost to industry to continually bid on these contracts? How do these costs get passed to agencies? Why do agencies believe they need their own MACs instead of using contracts provided by the General Services Administration, or other governmentwide acquisition contracts? What, if anything, can OFPP do to reel in the explosion in redundant contracts?
The acronyms of MACS are the ABCs of federal contracting. From GSA's Alliant to DHS's EAGLE to Justice ITSS to the Defense Department's Seaport-e and ITES and the list goes on and on.
When OFPP and Congress decided to implement the idea of multiple award contracts and schedules in the mid-1990s, the goal was to speed up the acquisition process, but not at the expense of competition. What has happened in the 15 years since is a surge of these contracts from agencies.
The reasons for the surge are many: agencies don't like paying fees to GSA and others for using their contracts; agencies say they have unique needs that existing contracts don't meet; agency contracting offices want to manage these large contracts because they are high profile and provide a lot of attention; and agencies don't like the customer service provided by GSA.
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Is it possible to use a contstant array in Excel VBA? I have tried several differnt ways to declare it, but the VBA editor keeps yelling at me. The following did not work:View 2 Replies
I've never had to venture into Arrays as there was no need.
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What I have is a Constant Array, that output the amount of Rows the Array displayed in.
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Is it possible to make an named array constant from named constants to use in a lookup?
I have defined the following constants in Names:
Text1 = "AAAAAAAAAA"
Text2 = "BBBBBBBBBBB"
Num1 = "1234567890"
Num2 = "0987654321"
And would like to make the following array constant in Names:
Arr = {Text1,Num1;Text2,Num2}
However, it does not work.
I am using Excel 2007 by the way and the above values are made up.
I need to convert a cell that has a list of values A1 = 1,2,3. To a range expression {1;2;3}. I want to do this with a formula and not VBA. Example: Cell D1 has the formula = SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(C30:C31,A30:A32),B30:B32). I want to put the list range from column C into one cell.
I have the following array function that I am trying to get to work properly:
ActiveCell.FormulaArray = "=SUM(IF(NCR!O2:O100=39326,NCR!Q2:Q100,0))"
39326 is the value of 9/1/2007, and this formula works properly.
I am looking for a way to use this formula but replace 39326 with whatever date is in the first row of the same column as the active cell when it is run.
That is, if the macro was run with cell B8 as the active cell, "39326" would be replaced with whatever value was in cell B1.
I try to understand what the syntax is to create and use an array named constant which would be composed of other constant.
Example :
Constant called AvgZone1 which is =AVERAGE(zone1)
Constant called AvgZone2 which is =AVERAGE(zone2)
and then create a named array constant based on the names : =AvgZone1,AvgZone2
is not working. You cannot for example do a SUM().
I have a userForm (Form1) that contains a persons name that I would like to reference in a separate UserForm (Form2). In the separate UserForm (Form2) I need to reference this persons name many times, so I was wondering if there was a was to declare this name in the separate UserForm (Form2) as a constant. Only thing is that a constant, to the best of my knowledge, must be an expression and not a variable. Mainly, I'm trying to avoid declaring the myName variable in each Sub within Form2, which it will be needed for a ton of Sub's.
Code for Form2: Const myName As String = Form1.txtName.Value
i have problem with a long code.
So I divided that code in 4 parts.
So I have
module1 -> Sub Macro1()
module2 -> Sub Macro2()
module3 -> Sub Macro3()
module4 -> Sub Macro4()
I have declared
Option Explicit
Dim mdNextTime1 As Double
Dim myEnter As Integer
'Dim myK1 As Integer
'Dim myK2 As Integer
'Dim myK3 As Integer
Dim myK4 As Integer
Const myC As Integer = 82
Dim Lastrow As Integer
Dim myActualRow As Integer
all my sub have the following structure:
what does the symbol # means in VBA? (but I couldn't put the # in the subject of my message )
I'm trying to understand someone's code... at some point he wrote:
sum_LU_Area = 0#
I thought that the # was used to declare a constant but I'm not too sure because in his code earlier he declared
Public sum_LU_Area As Double
Beside, sum_LU_Area is calculated somewhere further in the program.
Here is what I try to do:
A1 = Power(C1,B1)
A2 = Power(C2, B1)
A3 = Power(C3, B1)
An = Power(Cn, B1)
How can I increment column C while keeping B constant at B1 by using right-bottom mouse pointer dragging on column A? Or is there another way?
If I have a formula that I want to copy throughout a column, but I want to keep one of the parts of the formula constant, is there a short way to do this?
For example:
First cell is A1*O24
Second Cell is A2*O24
Third Cell is A3*O24
Right now when I try to copy the formulas, the second cell always reverts to A2*O25, which is not correct.
I try to adjust chart range using variable value instead of constant value.
My current code :
ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("Chart 4").Activate
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Values = "='Check_2G'!$Z$2:$Z$32"
I need to make range ( "='Check_2G'!$Z$2:$Z$32" ) adjestable with varible like m instead of 32 in previous code.
For a single column of values, the following macro counts the first value twice, how can i fix this? for example: A1 thru A5 are a,a,b,c,d the result is
a 2
a 2
b 1
c 1
d 1
and should be
a 2
b 1
c 1
d 1
Sub CountOfEachItem()
Dim ListRange As Range
Dim NewList As Range
Const Books1 = Array("5638", "5639", "10984")
Const Books2 = Array("3140", "7509", "3050", "7549", "7508", "7032", "6770", "6773", "4388", "6460")
I want to set an array as above for multiple use in my code (Used for auto-filtering various data with the same criteria).
The above is not allowed it seems, is there an alternative method so that if my Constant changes I only need to amend this once.
I want to basically set a varible that can be called back into a multiple of documents I will try and explain this as best as I can but it is a fortnightly pay date... i.e. 22/04/2009 Wednesday... as the payroll is fortnightly I want to be able to use the current date or todays date in a future proof macro.
i.e. if todays date is the 14/04/09 then the next pay date has to be the 22/04/09, if this was run in two weeks it would be 06/05/2009.
I was thinking a long the lines of lock in one start date... 14/01/09, then adding increments of 14 days until todays date - variable + 14 * r = "-"
I am just wondering if this can be possible:
this is an table with a lot of cells
12 36 89 56 97 78 98 36
36 89 56 97 78 98 36 12
97 78 98 36 56 97 78 98
12 36 89 56 97 etc ..
to become like this ...
I created a name in Excel 2002, Name = "NameToUse", Refers to = "Bill".
How do I get the value in VBA code?
Range("NameToUse").value ' doesnt work
NameToUse ' doesn't work
Option Explicit
Public Const ARK As String = "Inddata-ARK"
Public Const VVS As String = "Inddata-VVS"
Public Const KON As String = "Inddata-KON"
Public Const EL As String = "Inddata-EL"
Public Const LD As String = "Inddata-LD"
Public Const K�L As String = "Inddata-K�L"
Public Const OpDat As String = "Opdatering"
And then macro's under it... So the aboce is in module "INIT_S". Now in another module "RUN_P" I have a sub-rutine that uses these constants with a select case.
Likes this:
Sub OpEksInitNu()
Select Case ActiveSheet. Name
Case ARK
With OpEks
'more stuff
Case VVS
'more stuff
Case KON
'more stuff
End Sub
But when I try to run OpEksInitNu i comes with ambigious name with ARK as the error, later down I use another public constant. But i keep getting the ambigious name error.. What could cause that... I have tried to locate all ARK, VVS etc. to try to determine if it is used later on, but it's not! I only declare the constants one time, and no module is called ARK, VVS etc.
I'm looking to run several subs in a module which all refer to the same constant but I'm having difficulty defining that constant in a way that the various subs will accept. Basically I'm trying to define a constant LastRow. I am fairly new to VBA so am not sure whether to use a Get LastRow public property (which I tried to use and failed) or a Function and then how to make this readable by all the subs.View 5 Replies View Related
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assume we have constant P = 100, K=50 and F=10.
I would like to "lock" these cells, and have a variable which could adjust and this variable would multiplicate each one and put out the number.
For example:
Variable: 10 this would generate a sum of:
Ok, I have a spreadsheet that I use to track the majority of my work throughout the day. I have about 10 columns that I use for my own information, and about 4 of them that my colleagues need updates on. I have one sheet "worktracking" and another sheet "printable." Printable has just the 4 columns of info that my colleagues might need, formatted in a way that prints out nicely. Each column in "printable" references a column in "work tracking" like this
Now the problem that I'm running into is that I routinely delete rows from the "worktracking" sheet, which results in a reference error on the "printable" sheet. I am wondering if there is a way to rework it, such that when I delete a row from "worktracking," then "printable" just does the same, and only retains rows that have data in them...
I have a list of data which which has repeated supplier numbers in column A. For instance
The information in other 13 columns is variable and I need to be able to move all the rows which start with the first supplier number to another sheet which I will rename to that name, then move the second set of supplier numbers to a second sheet etc. So in my above mini example I would have one sheet named A123 with 3 rows of data and another sheet named X456 with 4 rows of data.
The number of supplier codes will be different every day and the number of rows within each supplier number will also vary. Each new datafile that comes in daily creates a new file do I do not have to worry about existing values only what the current file contains. I have used the following code to move data based on a known constant before but dont know how to tell the macro "move all the data while the value stays the same"
Sub DiffOrderNo()
Dim totalrows As Long, row As Long
Cells.Sort Key1:=Range("A1")
totalrows = ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Rows.Count
[Code] ...........
I need to calculate a formula in a constantly changing range. In the example below, the formula in column C would yield the % change in column A between the first "P" value in column B and the minimum value prior to the next "P" value.
So, the first result would be =(A2-A1)/A1, which is (1896.3274 - 1973.4764)/1973.4764. The cells in column C would be blank until the next formula, which is =(A8-A7)/A7, then it gets tricky. The next would be =(A14-A10)/A10.
2 1896.3274
3 1922.5499
4 1905.2061
5 1985.6797
[Code] ...........
I am trying to declare lngLr as Long and Constant. But it's buggin out on me. Is this the correct way to do it?
Private Const lngLr As Long = ".Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row"
Sub calculate_active_employees_sheet_years_of_service_w_Oasis()
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
I am getting 'Constant Expression Required' and this line of code highlighted.
Const sFile As String = ThisWorkbook.Path & "Survey.xlsm"
My current dataset goes to row 256, when I use the Macro Recorder it produces the following "static" code.
ActiveWorkbook.PivotCaches.Create(SourceType:=xlDatabase, SourceData:= _
"claim_export!R1C1:R256C23", Version:=xlPivotTableVersion12). _
CreatePivotTable TableDestination:="Sheet5!R3C1", TableName:="PivotTable1" _
, DefaultVersion:=xlPivotTableVersion12
Each month the amount of rows could be different (columns should be the same)... I have tried (3) different ways to replace the 256 with my variable name called "numbers"
SourceData:="claim_export!R1C1:R " & numbers & "C23" OR
SourceData:="claim_export!R1C1:R[" & numbers & "]C[23]" OR
SourceData:="claim_export!R1C1:R[" & numbers & "]C23
They all produce the same resulting error:
Run-time error '5': Invalid procedure call or argument.
Note* I am sure my variable is working, because when I "step into" (F8) my code and hover over my variable I can see it showing the number I expect.
I found out that using Enum one can have a dropdown box to choose from when inserting a parameter in a function.
But how can I have the same user-defined constant in more then one Enum? It works with standard VBA variables like vbEmpty, so why not with self made constants?
I tried this which gives the error: Ambiguous name detected
Private Const vbTest = 99 ''' = Ambiguous name detected !!!
Enum eTest1 '''gives 3 choices
vbEmpty ''' = standard VBA 1
vbLong ''' = standard VBA 3
vbTest ''' not in VBA, so I would assign 99 to it
End Enum
[Code] .....
Say I have the number 325 in A1. Each time I type a number in A2, B2, C2, D2, E2, A3, B3, etc... I would like the number (325) in A1 to be reduced.
Also, how do I create a pull down list?
I'm trying to create a spreadsheet that will tell the user how much of two products to use in order to get a desired percentage of total fat. For example: if the total pounds is to be 3000 at a fat percentage of 30%. There would be two products (a lean meat and high fat meat). The percentage of fat in those two meats will change each time. The user will enter those percentages and then the formula needs to tell how many lbs of each to use in order to get the desired percentage of fat.
Each time there is a "target" amount of each product to use. For example: 1000 lbs of Lean Meant and 2000 lbs of Fat meat. Those are based on the ideal levels of fat in each.
However, sometimes the fat is not at the ideal so the formula has to be adjusted in order to compensate.
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I have some code that requires access to the Visual Basic Project. If the user hasn't checked this option in Excel, I'd ideally like to open up the security form for them, with code like the below:
However, I can't find the dialog constant for the security form. Does anyone know it, or have any alternatives? I don't want to use SendKeys.
Most of the methods used for returning the sheet name are quite cumbersome. "=MID(CELL("filename",A1), FIND("]",CELL("filename",A1))+1,256)" takes up a lot of space in a larger formula.
Is it possible, please, to create a Name which returns the sheet name? For example I could write "=ThisSheet" and it would return the name of the sheet.
Of course I could resort to a UDF, but I wondered if it could be done directly in Excel.
When I try to insert the formula "=MID(CELL("filename",A1),FIND("]",CELL("filename",A1))+1,256)" into a Name, Excel helpfully converts A1 to "'Sheet1'!A1". So "=ThisSheet" in Sheet2 returns "Sheet1".
If I make the sheet name part of the Name, as in "'Sheet1'!ThisSheet, it works OK, but has to be added for each new sheet (though it works if an old sheet is copied).
I need an equation that lets me determine whether a cell contains a static constant value (either a string or a number), or an equation that generates a value.
Problem: I have a cell that contains a default equation that generates a default value, depending on a few conditions. The user can overwrite this cell with a constant. In another cell I need to know whether that cell is still the default equation or a new constant value.
I cannot simply test the value of the contents to see if they match my default, because the user may choose to enter that value.
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the way my spreadsheet's set up so far is that each employee should have a goal of, say, 100 for how many people they need to sign up. But they each have specific geographic breakdowns in their turf, some of which might be bigger or smaller than others, but at the end should all add up to 100 for each employee.
It's not super hard to do since I just take a goal of 100, in this example, and multiply it by the percent of population of the area in their overall assignment and give them a goal for that area based on that. So if Philadelphia has 70% of their total population, Upper Darby has 20% of their total population, and Phoenixville has 10% of their total population -- the goals would come out like this:
Philadelphia, Goal: 70
Upper Darby, Goal: 20
Phoenixville, Goal: 10
Ryan, Total Goal: 100
For some of the employees, that works out perfectly -- but based on the population sizes, the rounding sometimes gets a little off and it could end up like this:
Philadelphia, Goal: 71
Upper Darby, Goal: 19
Phoenixville, Goal: 11
Ryan, Total Goal: 101
For most employees, it ends up being dead-on 100 -- but there are some whose totals are at 98 or 99 or 101, and I was wondering if there was a way to force it to shave a point off or add a point on somewhere, pending on how close the decimal was when it rounded to make sure that it always ends up exactly on 100. (I'm using 'Data >> Subtotals' to get what's being represented above as "Ryan, Total Goal.")
I am creating a data tracking workbook. Information is entered into cells on
different sheets, then the tallies are pulled to one easier to read sheet.
In creating the tally sheet, I am setting the cell formulas. The cells
referred to are constant, only the sheet referred to changes. For example,
the cell might read
and the next one should read
....and so on. I would like to be able to paste the formula and have the
referred to sheet change so that I do not have to go through and make
hundreds of little changes.
I have this code in an active worksheet that works with the exception that when I try refresh other Pivot Tables with the file that it goes into a constant loop.
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
' Update the pivot table on this worksheet if data in columns A or B is changed
If (Target.Column = 1) Or (Target.Column = 2) Then
End If
End Sub
I am creating on the fly an array (2 columns) in which the one row cell is mathematically derived from its neighbor (A left-hand cell). However, when the mathematically derived product exceeds a value, the row neighbor changes to another constant until its neighbor's product exceeds another value, etc. Can I create such an array without resorting to VBA?


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Belgian "Youths" Riot for Third Night
Youths riot in Brussels again over inmate death.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - About a hundred youths of North African origin rioted in central Brussels on Tuesday on a second night of trouble following the death of an inmate in jail, a police official said.
Violence broke out on Monday evening in the working class Marolles district of Brussels after news that a 25-year-old inmate of North African origin died on Sunday, the official, who asked not to be named, told Reuters.
The inmate was given a product to help him calm down, the official said. An investigation has been launched.
On Tuesday, the youths torched a youth centre, attacked police cars and shops.
All the rioters on Tuesday were of North African origin, the official said, adding that 30 people were arrested.
UPDATE at 9/27/06 9:56:26 am:
The Brussels Journal has more information—this has been going on for three nights, not two: Third Night of Ramadan Rioting in Capital of Europe.
And as Snapped Shot notes, the mainstream wire services have utterly ignored the story.
The third day of rioting in the Marollen district of Brussels commenced today, events which were sparked by the apparent murder of a Moroccan prisoner in a Brussels prison. What makes this story unusual is that so far, there has only been one report issued across the newswires (by Reuters) covering the events, and even though the rioting is entering its third day, not a single photographer has been dispatched to document the activities of the Muslim mob.
We have learned from reports in Belgium (which have been roughly translated via Babelfish) that the prisoner was apparently poisoned, and there were no external signs of injury on his body. The parents of the family, and subsequently the mob, blame the Belgian government for his death, but autopsy reports turned in so far have not been definitive. A more telling video documents some of the reported destruction, but I'm sure there's plenty there that's not covered as well.
In the riots, as reported by the Brussels Journal, stores have been firebombed, bus shelters have been demolished, cars have been set alight, and two Molotov cocktails were thrown into St. Peter's Hospital, which is "one of the main hospitals in central Brussels." Yet amongst all of this meleé, the Associated Press hasn't seen fit to send a photojournalist? Nor Reuters?


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Rome, Italy
My Rating
Perfect day tour from Rome. Two very interesting but very different sites, well worth seeing, and free of the mid-July crowds that are pervasive in Rome. Our guide Rebecca did a terrific job: she was very well prepared, enthusiastic, and an excellent speaker. Since Hadrian's villa consists primarily of structural ruins (the marble veneers, mosaics, paintings and statues are gone), it is tricky imagining how it must have looked in its time, but Rebecca brought along a number of useful illustrations to help us visualize it.
Rome, Italy
My Rating
A better experience than the Vatican Museum! How can that be, you ask, since the Vatican Museum is much much larger and has many more masterpieces. Well, in mid July, the Vatican Museum is extremely crowded, even if you use a "skip-the-line" semi-private tour that gets entrance to the Vatican Museum "before the public" (we did, and it was still very crowded, like viewing art in a subway car at rush hour -- NOT an exaggeration, believe me!). Because the Borghese Gallery is small, they impose very strict limits on the number of people inside at any one time. Visitors can get up close to the paintings and sculptures in a way that few museums allow anymore. And what a collection: the Bernini sculptures alone are worth the price of admission several times over. Our tour guide Stephanie really knew her way around the Museum and did a good job of concentrating on the most important works. Borghese Gallery: the perfect antidote to a bad experience at the Vatican Museum.
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