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Every one has been very helpful with my problems for which I am very
thankful. I would like to learn more about writing formulas and functions.
For some reason I can't seem to get answers from my help files. I may be
asking the wrong questions. Anyway help on this would be appreciated. Thanks
Ed
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The help files are mediocre at best. Get a good book, like John
Walkenbach's "Excel 2003 Formulas", which is dedicated
specifically to formulas.


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Every one has been very helpful with my problems for which I am
very
thankful. I would like to learn more about writing formulas
and functions.
For some reason I can't seem to get answers from my help files.
I may be
asking the wrong questions. Anyway help on this would be
appreciated. Thanks
Ed



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i find help rather unhelpful at times too.The best way to learn about
functions is to insert a function,then look at the help for THAT
function.Keep an eye on this forum copy examples and try them out on your own
shets....you need to have a requirement for the function though otherwise its
all pretty absract
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"milkman" wrote:

Every one has been very helpful with my problems for which I am very
thankful. I would like to learn more about writing formulas and functions.
For some reason I can't seem to get answers from my help files. I may be
asking the wrong questions. Anyway help on this would be appreciated. Thanks
Ed

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It's good to hear that the help file is meager instead of that my many
attempts to learn more were misdirected! Thanks for your input. I'll get the
book.
Ed

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The help files are mediocre at best. Get a good book, like John
Walkenbach's "Excel 2003 Formulas", which is dedicated
specifically to formulas.


--
Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com

"milkman" wrote in message
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Every one has been very helpful with my problems for which I am
very
thankful. I would like to learn more about writing formulas
and functions.
For some reason I can't seem to get answers from my help files.
I may be
asking the wrong questions. Anyway help on this would be
appreciated. Thanks
Ed




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I have tried your suggestion but I always find myself unable to comprehend
the use of the single and double quotes etc. Thanks for your input.
Ed

"paul" wrote:

i find help rather unhelpful at times too.The best way to learn about
functions is to insert a function,then look at the help for THAT
function.Keep an eye on this forum copy examples and try them out on your own
shets....you need to have a requirement for the function though otherwise its
all pretty absract
--
paul
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"milkman" wrote:

Every one has been very helpful with my problems for which I am very
thankful. I would like to learn more about writing formulas and functions.
For some reason I can't seem to get answers from my help files. I may be
asking the wrong questions. Anyway help on this would be appreciated. Thanks
Ed

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