Hello,

I sent you a question regarding Excel 2007 Beta. My question was how to use
color chart on my datas in Excel 2007? All I got the answer about Excel 2003
and only one question/answer about Excel 2007 on Finance from the link you
had sent to me. So you tell me whether or not my question is answered.
Instead of sending automated reply in wholesale rate and have us read all
questions to find answers, I would appreciate more prompt answers from you.
That way it will not use so much time to search for the answer and get no
where or find nothing.

There must be a colour chart in Excel 2007 Beta, that I am not able to find
out right now, but if your answer has no clue instead reading out all
questions and see nothing, I do not see any time savings or easy way to find
my answer.

Many times I notice that it displays many answers that are not even any
close to my queries. I suggest that if the answers are categorized or venued
by the items then it will be much easier to find answers or queries. Example:
if the question is about colouring chart or data! the answer should bring a
drop down menu saying "questions about colouring chart" or "using colour on
spredsheet/s". And the questions/answers should be all about coloring chart,
cell, data etc. If question is about saving data! answer should bring a drop
down menu saying " all about saving data". And the answer should be all about
saving data only.

Another thing, if I ask a question about Word or Excel 2007, all
questions/answers of 2003 Word or Excel are displayed too. Is there anyway
can you categorize the answers with the year? So If I ask question/s about
2007, I would only expect 2007 not anything about 2003. Because it is not
directing me on the right path to look at.

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