| You might check into SuperPlan. This is a spreadsheet program produced
by the same folks that put out SuperBase. You MIGHT be able to
transfer data between them. Since I don't have SuperPlan myself, this
is speculation. If your local software store can't supply the answer
to this, you might try calling the SuperBase technical support line up
and ask them.
Ken
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| I pulled out my manual for VIP Professional last nite. It does graphs
and stuff, but i couldn't import files from Superbase. In fact i couldn't
enter a date directly either. I exported the appropriate fields from
Superbase (Date & MPG) and tried to import into VIP. I defined a1..A1024
to be Format Date, but it doesn't like them. I even tried two files from
Superbase, 1 with the dates and the other with the MPG info - no dice.
Anyone had any success using dates with VIP?
mark
I don't like the way VIP consumes all available memory...
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| Re: -1
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>I don't like the way VIP consumes all available memory...
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Mark, when you start up VIP Professional, one of the screens that
comes up has a box containing the memory count - which is ALL the
memory that you have available on your system. If you hit a
return, it will consume it all. If however, you click into the
box and edit the number, you can have it consume only what you
want it to consume, freeing up a bunch for multitasking.
Art
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