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im using office 2007 and i couldnt be more frustated with all the new changes
to the new office software, especially excel. i just wasted half an hour
trying to figure how to add an error bar to an individual data point and it
got me nowhere, and im going to have to go back to the lab far away where i
can gain access to excel 2003 tomorrow morning for an urgent assignment. u
guys at microsoft should really rethink your designs next time so that u dont
just discard the convenience of the older versions of office with your brand
new aestheics in the new versions. life sucks like this.

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