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    • in reply to: Outlook Calender woes! (Outlook 2003) #1051772

      Hello

      If the problem is with the “Documents and Settings” folder can you move your PST file to a different location that both users could see? Then she could see your PST because it is not off limits, and because you are an administrator you can still see hers in the “Documents and Settings” folder. Just a suggestion. I always move my stuff out of “Documents and Settings” folders to a second drive so that if I have to rebuild the computer I don’t loose my data and I also just backup the whole second drive.

    • in reply to: Remove Favorite folders (Outlook 2003 SP-2) #1018578

      Hello

      For you keyboard commandos.
      Move the cursor to the first file/message to be selected and press and hold the key down.
      Use the mouse to move the cursor to the next file/message you wish to select.
      Pressing the bar and it will be selected as well.
      Press the bar on a highlighted file/message will deselect the file/message.

      You can also hold the key and select a large section and then use the above to deselect a couple of files/messages.

      Hope this helps.

    • in reply to: ScreenUpdating in Excel (Office97 + ) #983756

      In my programs I also shut off calculation to speedup the application.
      I use

      Application.Calculation = xlManual
      Application.ScreenUpdating = False

      at the start and use

      Application.Calculation = xlAutomatic
      Application.ScreenUpdating = True

      at the end.

      Hope this helps.

    • in reply to: Old Versions – Can They Be ‘Donated’ (Office 2000-2003) #976277

      You paid for Office 2000 full version.
      You paid for Office XP Upgrade.
      You paid for Office 2003 full version.
      You can do anything you want with office 2000 but if you donate/sale Office XP you must also include Office 2000.
      I have donated old versions away and did not keep copies, which is what is required to keep Microsoft off your back.
      If they change the rules with new versions that does not change the rules for older versions.
      If your genurose gift will help someone else then give away.

    • in reply to: installation source not available (Office 2003) #966949

      Good Day,

      The original problem is that Excel asks to save changes when you have not made any?
      Excel always asks to save changes if you have any formulas that recalculate.
      If you open a new worksheet and close without making any changes Excel should close quietly.

    • in reply to: Rules, Rules, Rules (MSO 2003) #943679

      Good Morning

      What if you change the order of the rule so that you check for “TPW” first then folow with the other rules?

    • in reply to: Protecting a worksheet (VBA/Excel/2000) #941134

      Hello Don,

      It looks like you are trying to remove the vertical page break after you have hid the columns.
      What happens when you put the .VPageBreaks.Delete .Range(“M1”) before the .Columns(“M:V”).Hidden = True

    • in reply to: Nifty add-on needed (OL 2002 SP-2) #939342

      You state that you are able to save settings in an >Options Form<, is this a form saved on a server? If so could you show me an example so that I could finish a project that I have worked on for quite a while.
      Thank You

    • in reply to: line chart: editing symbol (excel 2002) #901163

      Here is a quick fix that I created.
      The problem is that your symbols are not numeric and can not be shown in a graph.
      I changed the date to have 4 columns(Date, Data, Split, Buy)
      Then had the Split and buy dates = the Data column at the point of transaction.
      I then formated the points to be unique and used the default colors in the symbols.

      I have posted the modified chart for you to see what I have done.

    • in reply to: line chart: editing symbol (excel 2002) #901164

      Here is a quick fix that I created.
      The problem is that your symbols are not numeric and can not be shown in a graph.
      I changed the date to have 4 columns(Date, Data, Split, Buy)
      Then had the Split and buy dates = the Data column at the point of transaction.
      I then formated the points to be unique and used the default colors in the symbols.

      I have posted the modified chart for you to see what I have done.

    • in reply to: Write text to a simple file (VB Scripting) #1815854

      (Edited by paulbonney on 28-Oct-04 07:26. Just a quick update to use code standard naming practice and also to use the free file option)

      Mark

      Here is a modified version of what I did for a old project

      Sub Key()
      Dim dDate As Date
      Dim sIndex As String
      Dim iFileNO As Integer
      iFileNO = FreeFile

      On Error GoTo NoIni
      ‘ Read Data from ini file
      Open “C:TempKey.ini” For Input As #iFileNO
      On Error GoTo BadIni
      ‘ Read data into all variables
      Input #1, dDate, sIndex
      ‘ Close before reopening in another mode.
      Close #1
      GoTo Ini

      ‘ Initialize a new INI file
      NoIni:
      dDate = Date
      sIndex = 0
      Close #1
      GoTo Ini

      ‘ Found but had errors
      BadIni:
      dDate = Date
      sIndex = 1
      Close #1
      GoTo Ini

      Ini:
      On Error Resume Next
      ‘ Check to see if new Date
      If dDate Date Then
      dDate = Date
      sIndex = 0
      End If

      ‘Increments counter
      sIndex = sIndex + 1
      ‘ formats counter to 5 digits
      sIndex = Right(“00000” + sIndex, 5)
      dDate = Date
      ‘ Save Data to ini file
      Open “C:TempKey.ini” For Output As #iFileNO
      Write #1, dDate, sIndex
      Close #1 ‘ Close file.
      End Sub

      Good luck and I hope

    • in reply to: Custom Function! (Excel VBA 2002) #884443

      The one thing to add to this sub is the center function and then you would have all that you asked for.

      ~~~
      With Range(“D” & ocell.Row)
      .Value = (Range(“C” & ocell.Row).Value – Range(“B” & ocell.Row).Value) / Range(“B” & ocell.Row).Value
      .NumberFormat = “0.00%_ ;[red ]-0.00%;0%”
      .HorizontalAlignment = xlCenter
      End With
      ~~~

      Hope this helps

    • in reply to: Custom Function! (Excel VBA 2002) #884444

      The one thing to add to this sub is the center function and then you would have all that you asked for.

      ~~~
      With Range(“D” & ocell.Row)
      .Value = (Range(“C” & ocell.Row).Value – Range(“B” & ocell.Row).Value) / Range(“B” & ocell.Row).Value
      .NumberFormat = “0.00%_ ;[red ]-0.00%;0%”
      .HorizontalAlignment = xlCenter
      End With
      ~~~

      Hope this helps

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