I'm new to Excel and would greatly appreciate it if some kind soul
would point me in the right direction...
I'm trying to create a table that adds values in column1 if the
adjacent field in column2 has a boolean.

Using Excel 2003.
Max helped me with an earlier conditional formatting question about coloring
an entire row when a single condition is met.  Now I am trying it again in a
different worksheet and having problems.

I suspect this may be easier to do in access but maybe you know a way in excel.
I have multiple excel files that all have the same headings.   Users will be
entering data into these workbooks.  
Once they have been filled in, I want to be able to easily extract the data

Can anyone tell me how I can hide multiple rows when a particular cell
is zero?
It has to go automaticly, so no buttons...
When D37=0, hide rows 37-48

I have a spreadsheet with text in cells in one column, these vary in length
from 8 to 20 characters, and they are a mixture of numbers and alphas.
What I need to do have a formula in another column which takes each of
these, but with out the last 3 characters. There is no one ...

I used solver to solve a mathemathical puzzle but it is not giving the sam
answer everytime. I can mail the excel file to anyone who can help. Anyone
willing to help may please give your email address.

I'm having trouble searching for this, because I am not sure what to
call it.  What I have is two different solutions that will cost me
money.  One of them has a higher cost up front, but a lower monthly
cost, and the other has a lower cost up front, but higher monthly cost.

Using Excel 2003
I have the current date displaying in A1.
My rows of data include "request date" in Column A, "person requesting work"
in Column B, "work requested" in Column C, and "date completed" in Column D.

I'm using Excel 2002. I've created a spreadsheet of my weightlifting
workouts--dates, exercises, and in the cells, the number of sets I perform
with the number of repetitions. For instance, cells have numbers like 2-12,
2-9, 3-12, indicating two or three sets of 9 or 12 ...

I direct a one-hour race walk event on a track and want to enter lap
times each athlete into an Excel spreadsheet. The times are in minutes
and second (MM:SS) and each athlete can complete as many 35 laps. I
calculate and display the cumulative and elapsed time for each lap.

I direct a one-hour race walk event on a track and want to enter lap
times each athlete into an Excel spreadsheet. The times are in minutes
and second (MM:SS) and each athlete can complete as many 35 laps. I
calculate and display the cumulative and elapsed time for each lap.

I have on one page the basic data in singular line form, To translate this to
a more readable form I made another page in the folder into a more readable
form of which I can print and use away from the computer. I would like to
know how can I use the form to copy the required ...

My sister who is many miles away has a problem. Her words:
Every time I save something in Excel, it puts a shortcut on my desktop. How
do I delete the shortcuts? If I say "Delete" it asks me if I want to send TG
Version xls (or whatever) to the Recycle Bin. I say "no!"

I am trying to teach myself VBA and have just been pulling my hair out with
the following:
Public Sub name1()
Dim x As String

using XP professional