Need to write a simple (no array allowed) to take three inputs from a user and sort it numerically. Not just provide the MAXNUM. via Javascript

create an additional sheet in worksheet at the bottom of worksheet is a +
add a sheet put each merchandise code in each row going down the column worksheet.
in the next row put the name beside the matching code.
then when finished sort on both columns using the merc, code to sort ascending.

notice in the next picture the addition of $ in the row
this is done to allow you to copy down the formula and leave the reference array the same

look at bottom of spread sheet to see additional sheet being used called code to create the array for the look up. With more array rows just modify the formula to say =lookup(a2,codes!$a$1:$b$200)
lookup will give you a text answer where as vloopup will give a numerical value !

hi there.
Alert may refer to any of the following:
1. In JavaScript, an alert is a type of "pop-up" message to users of a script. An alert could be anything from notifying the user of an error to saying a short phrase such as "Hi". A JavaScript alert looks similar to the example shown to the right. This alert can be produced by using the JavaScript code shown below.
type="text/javascript">
window.alert("This is an alert!");

Since the window object is a top-level object in JavaScript (when coding for web browsers), this code can be shortened to alert() rather than window.alert(), as shown in the example below.
type="text/javascript">
alert("This is an alert!");

While these are often known for their ability to annoy users (for example, the sending of numerous consecutive alerts), they can also be useful for giving the user information such as instructions for fixing errors in a form field. They can also be helpful to JavaScript programmers as a means of debugging a script. By using an alert message to display values, the programmer can determine where things may be going wrong in a script through the process of elimination.
2. In general, an alert box, also called an alert dialog or alert window. It is a small window that pops up providing information to the user and typically includes an OK button, and sometimes a Cancel button.
Error messages and general information are commonly displayed in alert boxes, as it calls attention to itself and makes the user click a button to hide the message. The Windows operating system, along with third-party applications, and web pages are sources for alert boxes.
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or go to this link.
What is alerts Google Search

Book indexing systems likely require such capabilities. That subject is in the realm of Nancy C. Mulvany (writer of 2005's Indexing Books); but good luck on getting a reply from such lofty heights.

Here is a page referring to how to sort Roman Numerals in Word tables: http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/software-os/f/3526/t/17598900

Here is some code for sorting Roman numerals: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6507536/how-to-sort-an-array-of-roman-numerals

Similarly, here is a discussion of use of vlookup: http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/sorting-data-using-roman-numerals-t2104212.html and also in the following Excel forum:

http://www.excelforum.com/excel-general/397231-sorting-data-using-roman-numerals.html

I doubt you want to use this online alphabetizer which can handle Roman numerals: http://alphabetizer.flap.tv/

Maybe I have misunderstood the question and you are wondering about something else besides sorting. But here is a link regarding some sql server sorting: http://sql.software.informer.com/download-sql-server-sort-roman-numerals/

get the text as string , store the possible errors as array check the string against the array and display result

Hi.

I suggest creating an Array of Cards (cardOne,cardTwo,etc. to five)

If you can enter them in one at a time, after declaring the array, assign the values to the array.

cin < cardOne; (Psuedo code by the way, hope you don't mind)

Afterwards, you'll have an array with 5 cards.

Declare what full houses, flushes, etc would require.
Use an if statement (If you don't mind lots of code) to compare the entered Array against possible hands.

I didn't necessarily give you any specific C++ code. However, if you Google C++ user input, you should find plenty of commands that may help you.

Good Luck

(And not sure about Linear search to be honest, you can use a Linear search, but if you did it the way I explained, you just have to compare hand to a series of conditionals.)

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I hope this helps and thanks for rating my effort...any other questions...shoot em to me....The Fang.

Restricting character input You can use the SetInputTextType command to restrict the characters that the user can enter in the text input dialog box. For example, suppose an application contains an input text field for users to provide a numeric value, such as their age, and that the input text field has the variable name ageVar. To ensure that the user enters only numeric values in the text input dialog box, you could add the following code to your application:
fscommand2("SetInputTextType", "ageVar", "Numeric");
When users open the input text dialog box, they can enter only numeric values in the text fields.
For more information, see SetInputTextType in the fscommand2 function entry in the Flash Lite 2.x ActionScript Language Reference.

Hi, i'm having problems understanding the code for selection sort.

From what i understood the 2 nested for loops keep taking an entry in the array at position i and another entry in the array in position i+1 and comparing them until the the index reaches the end of the array.

i don't understand how do i end up with a sorted list this way.

for instance if i have

5 3 4 1
so after comparing the first two it'll be:
3 5 4 1
then the next two
3 4 5 1
and the last two
3 4 1 5

and then exiting?!

what am i missing ?!

for int i=0; i< array.count; i++
{
sum+= array[i];

}

average = sum/5

One simple way to achieve this is using radio button function. Give the user flexibility to change sorting via String or Numeric. As the user clicks on String the result bottom of this option will change the sorting method using String. Otherwise, Numeric.

By the way, please be specific in posting your question. Include the development tools that you use. For example, MS Access 2003.

Regards,
Maha