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I like to learn in your forum yet I do not know where to find a complete
compilation of errors axed by the excel users and announced on the microsoft excel forums so that I can compile it on my notes and be aware of it before re-starting a complicated excel spreadsheet ? Any body's direction or suggestion is very much appreciated. I dont know since when this forums had started. I have excel 2003 now and will use of course the next version. thank you ! "Simple things amuse simple minds" |
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There is no such list of questions/errors.
Best thing to do is to look through the discussion group or post your own question. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "art" wrote: I like to learn in your forum yet I do not know where to find a complete compilation of errors axed by the excel users and announced on the microsoft excel forums so that I can compile it on my notes and be aware of it before re-starting a complicated excel spreadsheet ? Any body's direction or suggestion is very much appreciated. I dont know since when this forums had started. I have excel 2003 now and will use of course the next version. thank you ! "Simple things amuse simple minds" |
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arrrrgggggh...since how many historic years...nobody thought of that ? Even
until now ? Do you think it can be started freshly to be more organized as forum members ? Whom do you think can lead that ? thanks -- "Simple things amuse simple minds" "Dave F" wrote: There is no such list of questions/errors. Best thing to do is to look through the discussion group or post your own question. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "art" wrote: I like to learn in your forum yet I do not know where to find a complete compilation of errors axed by the excel users and announced on the microsoft excel forums so that I can compile it on my notes and be aware of it before re-starting a complicated excel spreadsheet ? Any body's direction or suggestion is very much appreciated. I dont know since when this forums had started. I have excel 2003 now and will use of course the next version. thank you ! "Simple things amuse simple minds" |
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art -
As far as I know, there is no "complete compilation of errors axed." But you can use groups.google.com to search for specific problems. - Mike http://www.mikemiddleton.com "art" wrote in message ... I like to learn in your forum yet I do not know where to find a complete compilation of errors axed by the excel users and announced on the microsoft excel forums so that I can compile it on my notes and be aware of it before re-starting a complicated excel spreadsheet ? Any body's direction or suggestion is very much appreciated. I dont know since when this forums had started. I have excel 2003 now and will use of course the next version. thank you ! "Simple things amuse simple minds" |
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Thanks professor for being with us. I only hope now that we can indeed have a
compilation under the microsoft domain to promote completely (not some) a real upgrade of microsoft based from its users experience. Microsoft is very promising after these very long years so we want it stand beside us. -- "Simple things amuse simple minds" "Mike Middleton" wrote: art - As far as I know, there is no "complete compilation of errors axed." But you can use groups.google.com to search for specific problems. - Mike http://www.mikemiddleton.com "art" wrote in message ... I like to learn in your forum yet I do not know where to find a complete compilation of errors axed by the excel users and announced on the microsoft excel forums so that I can compile it on my notes and be aware of it before re-starting a complicated excel spreadsheet ? Any body's direction or suggestion is very much appreciated. I dont know since when this forums had started. I have excel 2003 now and will use of course the next version. thank you ! "Simple things amuse simple minds" |
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If you mean questions, rather than errors, then
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...lic.excel.misc gives 178875 topics, of which the earliest was in May 1996. If that isn't enough, http://groups.google.co.uk/groups/dir?sel=33607952 shows the other groups in the microsoft.public.excel hierarchy. Have fun compiling your notes! -- David Biddulph "art" wrote in message ... I like to learn in your forum yet I do not know where to find a complete compilation of errors axed by the excel users and announced on the microsoft excel forums so that I can compile it on my notes and be aware of it before re-starting a complicated excel spreadsheet ? Any body's direction or suggestion is very much appreciated. I dont know since when this forums had started. I have excel 2003 now and will use of course the next version. thank you ! "Simple things amuse simple minds" |
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gosh David..after all these years..maybe someone did and just trying to keep
quiet... -- "Simple things amuse simple minds" "David Biddulph" wrote: If you mean questions, rather than errors, then http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...lic.excel.misc gives 178875 topics, of which the earliest was in May 1996. If that isn't enough, http://groups.google.co.uk/groups/dir?sel=33607952 shows the other groups in the microsoft.public.excel hierarchy. Have fun compiling your notes! -- David Biddulph "art" wrote in message ... I like to learn in your forum yet I do not know where to find a complete compilation of errors axed by the excel users and announced on the microsoft excel forums so that I can compile it on my notes and be aware of it before re-starting a complicated excel spreadsheet ? Any body's direction or suggestion is very much appreciated. I dont know since when this forums had started. I have excel 2003 now and will use of course the next version. thank you ! "Simple things amuse simple minds" |
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