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lsmft

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Is there a way on this website that a user may enter the site and pull
up a list of the threads that he has started?
I started one recently that asked about eliminating the Saturdays and
Sundays from a row of dates going from Jan 1-June 30. One of the
replies was to left click and drag from 1/1/06-6/30/06, then right
click and choose "weekdays." It worked great, but now I'm not able to
get it to work on a new Workbook. I am also having difficulty in
locating the thread concerning the question, soooo, hence the question.
There were also formulas to use in the answers that I need to attempt to
use.


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Bob Phillips

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If you are using Outlook Express or Mozilla Thunderbird, then you can flag
your threads, and sort by the flagged threads.

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Bob Phillips

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"lsmft" wrote in
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Is there a way on this website that a user may enter the site and pull
up a list of the threads that he has started?
I started one recently that asked about eliminating the Saturdays and
Sundays from a row of dates going from Jan 1-June 30. One of the
replies was to left click and drag from 1/1/06-6/30/06, then right
click and choose "weekdays." It worked great, but now I'm not able to
get it to work on a new Workbook. I am also having difficulty in
locating the thread concerning the question, soooo, hence the question.
There were also formulas to use in the answers that I need to attempt to
use.


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lsmft
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FSt1

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hi,
yes. do a search on your topic or name.
regards
FSt1

"lsmft" wrote:


Is there a way on this website that a user may enter the site and pull
up a list of the threads that he has started?
I started one recently that asked about eliminating the Saturdays and
Sundays from a row of dates going from Jan 1-June 30. One of the
replies was to left click and drag from 1/1/06-6/30/06, then right
click and choose "weekdays." It worked great, but now I'm not able to
get it to work on a new Workbook. I am also having difficulty in
locating the thread concerning the question, soooo, hence the question.
There were also formulas to use in the answers that I need to attempt to
use.


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lsmft
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View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=536755




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