Not only Excel's help, all office is the same.

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Generally I think Excel's help does what it sets out to do. The other
websites and forums address different needs (although sometimes people
post, it would seem, without even trying to find an answer).

Sometimes I think it could benefit from better examples, or more
extensive examples. I llok on it like this I use my car's workshop
manual to show me how to replace an oil pump, but I use the forums to
get me to the conclusion that I need to.


regards


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Very nice vague suggestion. Can you be more specific?

"Jimmy" wrote:

Not only Excel's help, all office is the same.

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