I did write it Daminc, but copyright is not an issue IMO.

In later articles, I adopted a different style (see
http://xldynamic.com/source/xld.LastValue.html as an example), where I do
add the author's name (Frank Kabel and I in that example), and I also
include a Word version (I personally prefer Word documents than HTML, even
when the latter are print formatted as I do on that site). The paper on
SUMPRODUCT is on my to-do list to convert in that way, and I also want to
re-write it as it is quite old and could do with a refresh, but my list is
pretty long <G

Bob

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Hi Bob, on a side note I noticed when I downloaded some of the workbooks
from http://www.xldynamic.com that you're the one who created them. With
regards to the actual tutorials (e.g.
http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html) if you the actual
writer why don't you put your name to it?

When ever I find a decent tutorial I copy and reformat it onto a word
doc and put a source URL below the heading. It would also be good to
place whoever wrote it on the doc as well (it might also cover any
copywriting problems that may occur in the future if the subject ever
crops up)


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