Hi Excel People
I need a macro that when pressed asks for the passwork to unprotect a
cell/worsheet.
If possible i would then like another input box asking for a number

Recently my company has moved to office professional 2003. Since the
upgrade, I have experience 2 PC’s with the same issue. That is,
opening any new excel file, adding say http://www.microsoft.com to one
of the cells and then trying to click the hyperlink to view the http

is it possible to create a chart, skipping columns or rows
I need to creat a chart using data from every other column and another
using data from about every 5th row
Any help appreciated

One of my users has just started getting this error when she opens Excel:
Not enought system resources to display completely.
She is opening Excel, not an Excel file, ie: new worksheet.
This is on XP with SP2 and all updates

Does anybody know a home page where an example of a vba source code is
listed, which enables to convert a pdf file (with tables) into an xls
file.
I would need some ideas how to do this, in order to write my one little

suddenly Excel stopped letting me sort rows.  No matter what I try, I cannot
get the sort command and icon to be usable.

I have the following
A    B    C...
I    Budgeting
I1    cccc

Here's the scenario, I have to accumulate hours and days that I work. I am
only paid a day rate.   yet sometimes I work an hour here and an hour there.
When I  reach a certain number of hours, I have to bill for a full day rate.
Is there a way to keep a running total and when it ...

It seems like it should be obvious, but I am finding it impossible to
get excel to do a date format that recognizes a year.  Is there some
way?

I would like to be able to be able to add comments to a protected worksheet.
I am using Excel 2007 Beta.
When I "protect" the sheet, I do the following...
Yes = Select locked cells

I've got two columns. Column A contains the ID; column B contains a
list of subjects, delimited by comma. For example:
HappyValley         A,B,C,D,E,F
What I'd like to do is to break up the list in column B using

Our company is finally moving from Office 2002 (Excel) to Office 2003
(Excel) and I am wondering if there will be any problems, issues using Excel
2003 from files created from Excel 2002.  I don't think so unless an Active
X is embedded in a marco or in the actual file.  Any tips ...

Apologies, I've not kept a note of when you told me before - where do XL
toolbars and their custom buttons hide?
Universal macros are in PERSONAL residing in Application
Data\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART\

Bare with me if I don't get the terms right.. my excel isn't in
english :-)
I am in need of a funktion, which I am quite sure I have done
before... when the dinosaurs roamed, which is why I can't remember how

I am currently investigating what is the most cost effective way of
speeding up excels calculations for large spreadsheets.  The sheets do
not contain what I would consider to be overely complex formulas with
the main tools being VLOOKUP, with maybe a few nested IF statements.