laslo -

(1) When I choose Excel X Help | Search Excel Help and type "analysis
toolpak" and select "Install and use Analysis ToolPak," it gives me complete
instructions, including the "Value Pack X Installer" requirement, which
might be on a separate disk.

(2) You are more likely to get Mac-specific help in the
microsoft.public.mac.office.excel newsgroup.

- Mike

www.mikemiddleton.com

IIRC, it's in the Value Pak folder of your installation disk.

Use the Value Pak installer to copy it to the
HD:Applications:Office:Add-ins folder.

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"laslo" wrote:

thanks for the help mike
regards laslo

"Michael R Middleton" wrote:

laslo -

(1) When I choose Excel X Help | Search Excel Help and type "analysis
toolpak" and select "Install and use Analysis ToolPak," it gives me complete
instructions, including the "Value Pack X Installer" requirement, which
might be on a separate disk.

(2) You are more likely to get Mac-specific help in the
microsoft.public.mac.office.excel newsgroup.

- Mike

www.mikemiddleton.com

Dear JE Mc G
Appreciate your response I will get the boot disk and start again, If you're
still there why dont they just boot the tools on initial installation
Laslo

"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

IIRC, it's in the Value Pak folder of your installation disk.

Use the Value Pak installer to copy it to the
HD:Applications:Office:Add-ins folder.

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"laslo" wrote:

Dunno. In my experience, though, about 95% of users exist quite happily
without it. I only load it if I'm using a specific ATP function, and
even then, I usually use native XL functions instead, since ATP's
statistics are so badly implemented.


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"laslo" wrote:

Appreciate your response I will get the boot disk and start again, If you're
still there why dont they just boot the tools on initial installation