cumbersome sheets on Word
 

Sheesh, just experience having trouble enough articulateing your excel issue
to MVP and having to layout a spreadsheet on a Word program in hopes that the
example you spent so long putting together doesn't fold when posted to the
site.

Sometimes I wrestle more with the following than the actual function issue
itself.
"should I insert 3 or five more spaces between those two columns and if I
do, will a "Return" happen on the last column when I post it causing my
example to be shifted down & garbled...then wait all day to get home only
find the post looking like a bunch of clustered incomprehensible information
that know one understands"

I suggest that for a more efficient way to insert an example into a post I
should be able to copy my info from the sheet and paste it into the post just
as if it were a spreadsheet without it changing after the post.

Insert comments in a smaller word processor section below the spreadsheet
area. Just seems like it could be done.

Thank you for the ability to suggest things
Luke

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Hi!

Don't ya just hate it when that happens!

If you have any kind of photo editing software you can always get a
screencap of your layout and then upload that to a free image hosting site
(like ImageShack.us) and provide a link to that image.

Biff

"Luke" wrote in message
...
Sheesh, just experience having trouble enough articulateing your excel
issue
to MVP and having to layout a spreadsheet on a Word program in hopes that
the
example you spent so long putting together doesn't fold when posted to the
site.

Sometimes I wrestle more with the following than the actual function issue
itself.
"should I insert 3 or five more spaces between those two columns and if I
do, will a "Return" happen on the last column when I post it causing my
example to be shifted down & garbled...then wait all day to get home only
find the post looking like a bunch of clustered incomprehensible
information
that know one understands"

I suggest that for a more efficient way to insert an example into a post I
should be able to copy my info from the sheet and paste it into the post
just
as if it were a spreadsheet without it changing after the post.

Insert comments in a smaller word processor section below the spreadsheet
area. Just seems like it could be done.

Thank you for the ability to suggest things
Luke

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Hi Biff
No doubt! Thanks for that. It's round about but I suppose it's better than
re entering data 3-4 times #@!$%@&#%$@.
No chance of this posting mechanism looking like a sreadsheet I take it...
Luke
"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

Don't ya just hate it when that happens!

If you have any kind of photo editing software you can always get a
screencap of your layout and then upload that to a free image hosting site
(like ImageShack.us) and provide a link to that image.

Biff

"Luke" wrote in message
...
Sheesh, just experience having trouble enough articulateing your excel
issue
to MVP and having to layout a spreadsheet on a Word program in hopes that
the
example you spent so long putting together doesn't fold when posted to the
site.

Sometimes I wrestle more with the following than the actual function issue
itself.
"should I insert 3 or five more spaces between those two columns and if I
do, will a "Return" happen on the last column when I post it causing my
example to be shifted down & garbled...then wait all day to get home only
find the post looking like a bunch of clustered incomprehensible
information
that know one understands"

I suggest that for a more efficient way to insert an example into a post I
should be able to copy my info from the sheet and paste it into the post
just
as if it were a spreadsheet without it changing after the post.

Insert comments in a smaller word processor section below the spreadsheet
area. Just seems like it could be done.

Thank you for the ability to suggest things
Luke

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