Excel Function Dictionary v3
 

Its free.

Its had all the macros and VBA removed, so Excel won't shout at you
when you try to open it.

It just a plain old everyday XLS file, no fancy tricks.

Its at www.xlfdic.com

Peter Noneley
Cardiff
Wales
UK

www.xlfdic.com

Excel Function Dictionary v3
 

Thanks again, Peter. Another fine reference tool. I have an earlier copy,
and now I'll grab the updated one. Very much appreciated, as always.

"Peter Noneley" wrote:

Its free.

Its had all the macros and VBA removed, so Excel won't shout at you
when you try to open it.

It just a plain old everyday XLS file, no fancy tricks.

Its at www.xlfdic.com

Peter Noneley
Cardiff
Wales
UK

www.xlfdic.com

Excel Function Dictionary v3
 

On Dec 5, 9:16*am, Peter Noneley wrote:
Its free.

Its had all the macros and VBA removed, so Excel won't shout at you
when you try to open it.

It just a plain old everyday XLS file, no fancy tricks.

Its atwww.xlfdic.com

Peter Noneley
Cardiff
Wales
UK


Thank you very much. I had v1 but didn't know who to thank! I use it
frequently.

Excel Function Dictionary v3
 

Peter wrote on Fri, 5 Dec 2008 06:16:41 -0800 (PST):

Its had all the macros and VBA removed, so Excel won't shout
at you when you try to open it.

It just a plain old everyday XLS file, no fancy tricks.

Its at www.xlfdic.com

My reference book for Excel is John Walkenbach's "Excel 2002 Formulas"
in PDF format. I also have the MS Excel manuals and use them too. Was
2002 the last time they had real manuals?

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James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

Email, with obvious alterations: not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not

Excel Function Dictionary v3
 

Hi Peter

Great, i check it out this weekend


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Regards Ron de Bruin
http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm


"Peter Noneley" wrote in message ...
Its free.

Its had all the macros and VBA removed, so Excel won't shout at you
when you try to open it.

It just a plain old everyday XLS file, no fancy tricks.

Its at www.xlfdic.com

Peter Noneley
Cardiff
Wales
UK

www.xlfdic.com

Excel Function Dictionary v3
 

I'm actually not certain when they moved to a "paperless" product myself.
But I sure do miss having one to just browse through and pick up on new ideas
from without having to just sit down at a console and dedicate myself to only
reading the manual. God only knows how much knowledge I absorbed in the
"library" as opposed to what I don't get now at a console.

I don't think you learn as much about things with the "help files only" type
of documentation provided these days as back when they actually required the
manual dexterity to turn a page, or the ability to pretty much randomly open
to a place and just start reading for the purpose of simply learning
something new.

"James Silverton" wrote:

Peter wrote on Fri, 5 Dec 2008 06:16:41 -0800 (PST):

Its had all the macros and VBA removed, so Excel won't shout
at you when you try to open it.

It just a plain old everyday XLS file, no fancy tricks.

Its at www.xlfdic.com

My reference book for Excel is John Walkenbach's "Excel 2002 Formulas"
in PDF format. I also have the MS Excel manuals and use them too. Was
2002 the last time they had real manuals?

--

James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

Email, with obvious alterations: not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not