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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / September 2009

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calculating periods (yrs, months and days)21 Sep 2009 09:28 GMT1
I need a formula to calculate the date 4.78 yrs back from 01/08/09. i
manually did which is 20/10/04. any help
Movement of cursor within a drop down list21 Sep 2009 08:53 GMT1
When we type a letter in the cell, the cursor should move to the word
starting with that letter in the drop down list. How this can be done?
Russian recipe of grow thin!!!21 Sep 2009 08:48 GMT2
http://vladicom.webnode.com/
Access "filters"21 Sep 2009 04:05 GMT1
I have import data into an Excel 2007 spreadshee from a an Acess 2007
database table.  Since I do not need them to be link I then deleted
the "connection"
However the "filer" drop downs remain on the table and the filter
Top 5 vs Bottom 521 Sep 2009 03:54 GMT1
Here is the problem I have now I am trying to view the top 5 in a group of
data. I have been trying to use the formula as follows:
=VLOOKUP(LARGE($I$2:$I$1000,1),$I$2:$BW$1000,67,FALSE)
=VLOOKUP(LARGE($I$2:$I$1000,2),$I$2:$BW$1000,67,FALSE)
cell reference21 Sep 2009 01:12 GMT4
if cell A1 is reference to A10. And when i double click in cell A1 it goes
to cell A10. my question is how to come back to cell A1.
Simple Date/Time Macro21 Sep 2009 00:26 GMT10
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "9/16/2009"
   Range("B1").Select
   ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "9:25 AM"
   Range("C1").Select
Meeting Goal?20 Sep 2009 23:49 GMT1
Here is my issue I have a sheet for every day of the month and then a MTD
sheet. On every sheet Col A has the names of the Sales Rep and then Col B has
their % of sales that day. I want on the MTD sheet a formula to go through
and se first if that sales rep worked that day and if ...
Random Integer20 Sep 2009 23:08 GMT3
I need to create a unique random number from 1-15 in columns D1 thru D15.
There can be no duplicates.  It should be a different set of numbers each
time the spreadsheet is loaded.  Can someone show me an easy way to
accomplish this?
Windows can not find my spreadsheet20 Sep 2009 20:33 GMT1
I repaired and uninstalled then installed Office 2007. I opened Excel up and
search for my Excel Spread Sheet and open it and then save as on my desktop
like I always do. Then when I double click on the Icon I get "Windows can
not
What is the formula payment for $48,800 for 30 years at 8% Interes20 Sep 2009 20:00 GMT3
Please some give me the formular
48,400
 8 %
30 years
viewing CSV file in Excel-200020 Sep 2009 13:59 GMT3
I 've got my bank statement as a CSV text file but my Excel2000 fails to
recognise comma as a fiel separator and places each record into a single
cell. How do I get round this?
Saving a XLS file20 Sep 2009 13:11 GMT2
Thanks for reading
I have Windows Vista (wish I didn't) but when I try to save a file
from my C:\ drive to my external drive I get this error.
"Cannot save K:\blood.xls. The folder is marked as Read Only.
File Open20 Sep 2009 12:37 GMT1
When I go to File Open, to retrieve an existing file,  the default
format is List, and the I change it to Details.  How can I get File
Open to always defaltto Details, instead of changing it eveytime I
want to open a file ?
Plus or minus character ...Its ASCII value20 Sep 2009 06:44 GMT6
I need to type plus or minus character ("+" over "-") in preparing an
Engineering document for indicating tolerances.
What is the ASCII Value for this character.
If this is not available in regular fonts...which font I should use to get
 
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