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Resizing cells to fit text returned by VLOOKUP
"Ron Rosenfeld" wrote in message ... On Thu, 3 Sep 2009 11:29:17 +0100, "Michelle" wrote: Yes, I do mind. I get lots of stroppy replies if I post similar requests to more than one group, and often a question is relevant to more than one group - as in this case - you can see how it is relevant to Functions, and Misc, but also there might be a VBA solution. So posting to multiple groups in such a way that any replies appear in all groups is a generally prefered ettiquette. Why do you have a problem with it? Others have recommended it as the right way. M :) Maybe he's confusing *cross-posting* (which you did and is proper) with *multi-posting*, where you post separate messages to each of the NG's. --ron Yes, I did. Sorry and shame on me. Joerg |
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