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A ? for our Excel Guru's and MVPs
thanks Biff,
If I was an MVP I would! Maybe you mean = If you are! "Biff" wrote: If I was an MVP I would! Biff "Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message ... I don't know of too many MVP's using the CDO interface so don't think they are doing much checking of replies. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 15 Nov 2006 13:39:02 -0800, 4pinoy wrote: Lets hope Jim that this thread will close with a checked mark....I will leave it for the MVP's because I really dont know which one from above is the correct one. "MVPs can also mark a reply post in a question thread as an answer"... more power, thanks to all... "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: The check marks on this site are not added by the MVP's. They are added by the person asking the question. If they found the answer provided to be helpful then they can Select "Yes" at the bottom where it asks "Was this post helpful to you?". That adds the checkmark which is then attributed to the person who supplied the answer. Based on the number of helpful posts given a medal (gold, silver or bronze) may show up beside their name... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "4pinoy" wrote: I am not questioning about the whole products...I am pertaining only on the formula structuring of excel - no more no less. Since I use excel, I hade never experienced a fault on formula structuing huided by the help files...I consider the help files as a true guarantee on a cautiously made spreadsheet.. Out from the help files,,,I cannot do it ay all. Also see : https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvptechres I've scanned thru the above site and found out the certifications/licensing/opportunities/rights/entitlements for MVP directly. Hence I suppose that all of checked suggestions are responsive and linked with microsoft excel formula structuring. You can also see from other page where the forum's page with rules of conduct and other matters about microsoft role on this forum together with MVP's who can control the forum in checking and unchecking.... I hope that everything is linked together, same with the basics of excel formula structuring... My question is still unanswered, if 3rd party is not a part, then why check it ? "Ron Rosenfeld" wrote: On Wed, 15 Nov 2006 08:01:03 -0800, 4pinoy wrote: Considering that we are under the Microsoft Forum Domain and as a simple excel user. I need to know what are the guarantee we can obtain from 3rd party Add Ins or formula building in standard excel program considering the following. 1. Excel program always upgrade itself..Will the suggested formula building thru 3rd party suggestions be guaranteed as integral part of any excel upgrade? NO 2. If there are formula suggested under this forum that are not covered by the Help Files samples and Function description, will this microsoft forum guarantee the CHECKED MARKS and such checked marks will be integral to all the succeeding microsoft Upgrades. I am not foolish to obtain any suggestion even they are CHECKED if these suggestions are not explained or distinguished precisely by microsoft help files considering the risk in the future that I may not able to use the old MS files, utilizing unexplained formula structuring by the excel programmers himself or MS Support files. I hope you can bother to give comments since excel's future is based on the present. thanks for any clear and guaranteed reply.. It seems you completely misunderstand the nature of the forum. Although MS provides the server space, this forum is about users helping users. The "guarantees" are worth what you pay for them; and I'm sure some will offer you double-your-money-back if you are not satisfied. --ron |
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