Oh dear, when my English comes out like that it strongly suggests I should
avoid VB/VBA altogether until my not's get un-knotted!

If you were to have agreed with my intended contention that a small note, eg
a thank you or a 'that works', and if appropriate any clarification to
conclude the topic, is not a waste of time (the OP's concern) you may indeed
have responded with a Yes <g

Regards,
Peter T

"NickHK" wrote in message
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Peter,
I was trying to work out if my response to that sentence should be a Yes
or
a No.
Maybe you should stick to writing VB/VBA, rather than English. <g

NickHK

"Peter T" <peter_t@discussions wrote in message
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LOL!

this doesn't read as intended -
At the absolute worst, I can't imagine it would not be a waste of
anyone's time to add simple follow-up.

delete the "not"

Regards
Peter T

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Definitely thank - your mother would be appalled if you didn't!
Paul

On Apr 18, 9:39 am, "Peter T" <peter_t@discussions wrote:
At the absolute worst, I can't imagine it would not be a waste of
anyone's
time to add simple follow-up.

Also, "be concise", sure, but also clear !

Regards,
Peter T

"Francis Hookham" wrote in message

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We post questions and you answer them.

The essence of posting questions is to be concise.

Should we therefore waste your time by posting a 'Thank you'?

I am not sure what is the netiquette in this case.

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