FSt1, it was a dumb mistake I should have caught right away, but I am rusty
and new to 07 to boot, but thank you for the suggestion.
Howard, thank you for the link. I will try to read it all soon. My biggest
frustration is that if Im in a hurry (and I usually am, I forget even which
day I posted) I cant find my post to read any responses. Posts just seem to
be by question topic and date. I tried to search for my handle, but that
turned up nothing. I do not receive notices in my email, even though I check
the box for that.
JLatham, I am seeing that this is a good and reliable source to come to for
help, but as mentioned directly above, my problem seems to be getting back to
my question/responses. I had surgery recently, am trying to catch up on
paperwork, and still trying to help my husband and learn Office 07, too.
Steven, you make a good point and I do try hard to always make my topics
specific.
Pete, thank you for the link. My problem arises if I cant get back to that
answer right away and there are several other posts.
I know I will have many questions, but continue to worry I will have trouble
finding my way back.
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Virgo
"Pete_UK" wrote:
Add this link to your Favourites:
http://groups.google.com/groups/sear...XB3g&scoring=d
It will show your latest posts (and will update).
Hope this helps.
Pete
On Feb 16, 9:12 pm, Virgo wrote:
Howard and Steven M., thank you. One thing about using this blog that I
don't understand is how once you post, you find when someone answered?
I did check Notify me of replies, but for some reason, it did not. I am
looking at the check mark now, as I type. So, once posted, how do I easily
find my way back, without having to look through every other post? I have
another question I want to ask, but want to be able to find it easily.
Thank you VERY much! Have a wonderful day.
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Virgo
"StevenM" wrote:
I've had a great experience getting answers from this board. One thing you
should keep in mind - make your subject as clear as possible. something
generic isn't as appealing for people to open and respond to.
"JLatham" wrote:
Glad you detected the error.
I don't know of any forum where people are constantly/persistently on-line
to provide 'real-time' assistance. These forums are possibly about as good
as it gets. Sometimes you get an answer in minutes, sometimes not for days:
someone has to come along and notice the unanswered question, and then that
person has to actually have a solution for the OP. Even when you get part of
a solution, the end result may not come for some time because of people's
schedules.
"Virgo" wrote:
Is there a place (used to be Microsoft Public in email) where I can get live
help--like a blog? My husband is working on something for work using Excel
2007. I watched him do a macro and am certain he did it correctly, but it is
not working as it should. I don't know visual basic to fix this or even see
why it's doing something wrong. What it's doing is duplicating a column
unnecessarily.
This should just be simple, essentially just copy a row on one worksheet, go
to a different worksheet and paste special, transpose (to paste the row into
column B. He's running the macro and it is pasting into column C and copying
and pasting column A into column B--and he never touches column A.
This really needs resolved soon (this week) and I would dearly appreciate
help and, if I am in the wrong place, where to go for the help). Thank you!
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