Last month I tried to install Symantec's Winfax software on my XP Pro
machine.  For whatever reason, it kept crashing during the installation, and
I couldn't figure out a way around it.  Now whenever I first start Word or
Excel, I get an error message that says:

In a shared Excel workbook, when I select a tab to delete that worksheet, the
Delete Worksheet command in the Edit menu is not available.

I want to insert the current active worksheet name into one cell in th
active worksheet.
How do I do that?
I guess it might be something like =[worksheet......] but am I wrong.

Is it possible to link worksheet/workbook.
What I want is to link worksheet/workbook in such a way that, when I enter
any value in a worksheet, the same value get entered automatically in the
linked worksheet/workbook.

This is my first post here so bare with me.
I need help with a report I'm making. Each month we gather data on
safety items. We track which items are safe and which are at risk. From
these 2 numbers I calculate the percentage each item is being done

I have data in one sheet & graphs in the other.But i am only able to
view grey color shades in the graphs.
if only i click the graph,i am able to view the graph.
Regards,

I have a working Excel VBA macro and would like to use a form for all the
inputs. I have the form and the code behind the text/combo boxes etc. I just
don't know how to call the form so that the data collected is passed to the
variables in the main macro. I searched for this ...

Dear colleagues,
What is the easiest solution to the following problem?
Depending of what I choose in the list of the cell in the first column the
cell in the column 2 (same row) changes the color. This should work

I want to take off the locking mechanism for single write access.  I
want all users to be able to access an excel document sitting on the
netwok with write access at one time.
I would also like a 4th computer which is projecting this spreadsheet

Hi there;
I am copying specific cells from a file (actuallu use the address approach,
like aa!c12) to another file. The cells address in source file are always the
same, but in target file changes each time to lower rows than previous one. I

I have a spreadsheet with lots of hyperlinks, links to web sites. I would
like to separate the link address from the display address. I would like to
insert two columns after the hyperlink columns and put the address in one
column and the display name in the other. The display name ...

Excel 2003
When I insert a comment into a cell and it is shown when the cursors moves
over that cell it's default display location is to the right side of the
cell.  How can I change this default location (only for certain cells)?

Thanks for your time and help.
Applications: Excel 2000 and Access 2000
Problem:  I'm working with an Excel Pivot Table that is linked to a
Access table for its data source.  

I just got new Compaq computer with windows XP home and installed excel
97 on it. I had some files on floppies I had saved. When I try to open
these files I get a Excel 2003 setup window wanting a product key. My 97
key is 20 numbers and this is wanting 25 numbers.

I have a data base with hundreds of email addresses.  I want to filter out
certain addresses from the list, for example those which are clearly not
domestic such as those ending in ".de"
Here is an example of a section of the list: