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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / January 2005

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Pie of Pie28 Jan 2005 20:52 GMT1
i have three measures:
Met all criteria - 63
One criteria  missed - 30
Two or more criteria missed - 7
I'm back from the dead28 Jan 2005 20:25 GMT3
Hey hey hey!
Frankie's back!
What's going on with the rest of you?
-Cheers
Applying a formula to a column28 Jan 2005 19:29 GMT4
Say I have a column that I want to work on with a formula. I want to take
each value from the column, apply the formula to it, and total the result
in a footer cell for the column. Example: subtract 3 and multiply by 1/2
1
Change the font size of the Column/Row headers?28 Jan 2005 17:23 GMT1
Is this possible, & if so, could you point out where?
I can't find it.
Thanks
Dave F.
How do i sort a range and place the results in another range without using Macros?28 Jan 2005 15:55 GMT1
I have a worksheet that has a table of data.
The table spans cells B2 - Q72
I would like to place the same table of data underneath it but sorted
by one of the colums in Ascending Order, then the same again
macros28 Jan 2005 14:51 GMT5
create a macro to calculate date of birth
Conversion28 Jan 2005 11:21 GMT2
Some strange behaviour to report.
My excel spreadsheet has a list of dates that have suddenly been
converted to Text format i.e. 02/09/04 is showing up as 2/09/04.
I can remedy this by formatting the cell to dd/mm/yy but it isn't until
Display of Excel workbooks28 Jan 2005 09:29 GMT1
I have a Excel WorkBook 'WrkBook1' containing macros to read values from
Excel workbooks 'WrkBook2', 'WrkBook3' and so on. But when I read the
values, the Excel Workbooks 'WrkBook2', 'WrkBook3' and others will open and
close visually during the reading.
If I accidentally saved, can I undo it somehow?28 Jan 2005 03:10 GMT1
I accidentally saved a sort that I did on a single column, can I undo it
somehow?  Is there a way to trick Excel into giving me back what I had before?
Thank you,
Katherine
Macro ( Move cursor 1 place to the left) 28 Jan 2005 02:53 GMT2
   The user selects anywhere in excel Say B:1 to B:5.
   Then they execute the macro I have written to copy this information to a
given area in another work book. This works fine.
   What I would then like to happen is the initial selection area to move 1
Create macro not available28 Jan 2005 00:23 GMT3
I'm trying to create a macro from scratch, and when I select Tools,
macro, and go to the dialog box, the "Create" button is grayed out.
What would prevent me from being able to access this feature? I checked
to make sure the worksheet isn't hidden (I know this can prevent
Chart labels do not print in 200328 Jan 2005 00:01 GMT1
Dave, thanks for your response.
I copied one of the graphs that was affected to a new worksheet, and
yes the label did print. So from that test i can assume it is not a
problem with the printer drivers.
Selecting a large number of rows, but not all27 Jan 2005 23:55 GMT4
I have a spreadsheet with almost 10,000 rows that I am going to do a lot of
sorts and subtotals on.  I want to be able to start near the bottom row but
not the absolute bottom one and and select up to almost the top row but not
the absolute top.  Aside from holding down the left ...
problem with FREQUENCY27 Jan 2005 23:32 GMT1
i would like to enter the array formula for frequency in cells B34:F34
(ROW 34) as follows:
{=FREQUENCY(B5:Q5,B32:F32)}
however, i get a bunch of zeros. if, however, i enter the formula in a
Can not run Macro written in Excel 2003 on Excel 200227 Jan 2005 23:13 GMT6
   I have recorded the following Macro ....
Sub Paste_TSR()
'
' Paste_TSR Macro
 
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