I've been looking at this but haven't been able to figure it out yet, but I don't have any more time to work on it now. I wrote the code below to help me. Maybe it will be helpful to someone else who wants to figure this out. The first procedure is just the code provided by haemon modified to...
Some questions:
Were both the 7 and 28 day results molded from the same batch?
Were these lab mixed samples or plant mixed?
Were both sets subjected to the same curing?
Was standard or field curing used?
Did the same technician mold both the 7-day and 28-day specimens?
How long after the...
How do your nuc tests on average compare with the sand cone results on average? The strength of nuclear gauge testing is that even though an individual test may vary from a theoretical "correct" value more than a sand cone test, the nuclear density results can more accurately represent the...
Looks like a smaller version of this type of engine manufactured in 1904, probably by another manufacturer. http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a2d602b3127ccef0bb508bf99100000030O01AbsWLdm5ZNQe3nwA/cC/f%3D0/ps%3D50/r%3D0/rx%3D720/ry%3D480/
Is that a crankshaft on the inside? Looks like a 3 cylinder power unit probably used to power a separate rock crusher, or possible water pump, via some kind of chain drive.
Will this work? The top half has randomly created values for P & S that must be replaced with actual values. The bottom half is for entering day by day P values to obtain the estimated S value and to total for value T. The statistical information on the top half is to allow you to see how...
I ran out of time to work on this, but I think this should work as is
Sub copysheet()
Dim lastLine As Long
Dim findWhat As String
Dim toCopy As Boolean
Dim cell As Range
Dim i As Long
Dim j As Long
'Dim newbook As Workbook
Dim NewWBName As String
Dim NewWB As Workbook
Dim ThisWB As Workbook...
Well...this sounds like a fun spreadsheet problem and the solution could have applicability to some of my own work. I'll take a stab at it if you will post the actual data in a spreadsheet.
The typical problems are those inherent in any mix that uses HRWR and VMA; slump retention and potential for segregation. As with all concrete mixes, many things can go wrong, but pretty much if the design properties are good, and it is placed in the field free-flowing without segregation, then...
Not that I would recommend this, but if I were the owner, I think I would determine that I will not have any temporary seats. Then I'd do a very conservative real-life estimation of the maximum number of handicap parking stalls that could be needed, and if it exceeds the number as determined by...
One of the most important aspect of any construction contract is how it assigns risk. This one clearly puts the risk for these kinds of delays on the owner. Usually, contracts spell out exactly how the compensation for standby equipment costs is determined. I've never seen a contract where...
Rather than use any kind of external data, I would just focus on your increased value to your own company when compared with your own starting salary.
How much supervision do you require as compared to before? How much does a supervisor's time cost?
What money-making assignments can you do now...
You will probably find this overview will point you in the right direction http://design.transportation.org/Documents/MDSHAEvaluationofMechanistic-EmpiricalDeisgnProcedure-Volume2.pdf.
Yes, you can put a macro in a module instead of on the sheet, but it won't automatically execute when a value in column 11 is changed. You would have to find some other way to trigger the macro, such as running it manually, putting a control on the sheet that triggers the macro, etc.
If you followed IDS's advice, and you still have the problem, then your other macro is not directly causing the event to fire. My guess is that for some reason, some cells in column 11 in the sheet with the event have formulas, and that something is triggering the workbook to recalculate after...
