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Hi,
A doubt to all the people who regularly answer queries of others. Do any of you Excel gurus filter (Im assuming most use outlook or some newsreader) questions/posts based on the size of the question. Like if the Post size is above this much size then "Dont download the post" etc. Im sorry Im not asking this to sound rude etc but just wanted to know because it has happened 2 or 3 times in the past that if my post is big then I dont get any responses. Please note the post is big not due to attachments (I have read Chip's guidelines of not attaching any file) but rather explaining everything in the post itself. Now if we explain everything in the post itself then sometimes there are long codes ( my codes are quite unwieldy even by a beginner's standards..) and when I pastes these long codes in the post the post becomes huge. Now, I dont know what to do. Should I skip pasting those codes (By skipping I dont want to give the impression that I havent tried) Just to check my "theory" in outlook I sorted posts sizewise in programming group. I went to Public.excel also and there I could see posts being responded to even if the size was big ( most of them had attachments also..). Seeing this I couldnt come to any conclusion regarding whether posts which are big in size ( whether having attachments or not) would have on an average lesser responses compared to others. Any ideas? Regards, Hari India |
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