Microsoft Excel for PC - Page 11 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

ctrl+alt maybe

hi,
you forgot to install your printer or you install a wrong disc.

best regards,
kaybicks

Try to create a new user, and use it to access the application

choose the options do not shows this message from next time then it will not shows you from net time.

Assuming the file is on your computer somewhere, right click on the file and chose properties. In that Window, you can change the file attributes.

If you're opening it directly from an email, you'll need to save a copy of it first then the above would apply.

You could use the round function to split the value around the decimal point (assuming that is what you want to do).

e.g. in one cell the value is Rounddown(ref cell)
in other cell value is refcell - Rounddown(ref cell)

Might want to check help file on "rounding" to confirm exact function name

right now the 2010 microsoft office beta is up for download. Try doing that...should be good for at least a year or so

make it again..

hi there debbie

your computer come out with the excel on it if out
i can sale you excel to you with a code
that you can load on you computer

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change your resolution refresh rate, or upgrade your video card.

I can unlock it if you email it to me.

[email protected]

Change your resolution on your video settings on your video card. Change it to higher resoultion on monitor two output.

You don't say how your program is not working, but one of the problems with your code is where you have x=x+1. Loops using For Next don't need a statement to add 1 to the value of x. The variable x will automatically be increased by 1 each time the program reaches the Next x statement. Your program should be
Dim x as integer: For x=0 to 100: textbox(x).backcolor=vbWhite: Next x
Have fun

You don't need to print labels in Excel. You can use the mail merge feature in Word to do so. Use the Excel file as the data.

Have you used Microsoft Word before? You could probably use mail merge to do so.

1/ Did you check that the formula begins with =
2/ Are all the parenthis in the correct place.
3/ Start by using the MID function by itself until you get it right.

The solution would be to have an input column(e.g. A) that is separate to the hours and overtime columns. Then in the hours column enter =IF(A1<40,A1,40) and in the overtime column =IF(A1<41,0,A1-40)

hi,
type in A I001 anb in B I002 and select these two if you are placing your cursor at bottom of B you will find one + symbol instead of cursor. just drag that upto I so you will get 009 .In j type I0010 and in k type 0011 and repeat the same procedure mentioned above upto AX.....You will get answer ...If this will help you, voe for me Thank you...

1. On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the View tab.
2. Select or clear the Horizontal scroll bar check box and Vertical scroll bar check box.

Hope this will help you...Thank you...

Jane,
First, purchase Microsoft Office 2007. You may qualify for the Student version; try a College Bookstore for best price.
Otherwise, you may want the BASIC version.
Logon to your computer with the admin account (or the account you normally use), insert the MS Office CD into the drive.
You will be prompted for information, such as "Name, organization, etc." You can answer anyway that you wish.
You will be asked for the "key" which is on a label on the CD cover (don't lose it).
That's all!

Afterwords, scan the CD label with the key code and save it somewhere. Do not give the "key" to anyone else, or your Office application may become un-usable.