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    • in reply to: Delete Columns if Empty within a Range #1387957

      Maud,

      I am assuming that if I wanted to use this code to hide empty columns rather than delete them, then I would change line 5 of your code to read Then ActiveSheet.Columns(I).Hide

      Regards,
      Maria

    • in reply to: I cant achieve this MS Access Task #1368749

      Dr Dre,

      I have done something similar to this in MS Access. What I did was pasted a document (in your case it would be a .jpg file) into a blank report, then inserted fields where required over the top. You should be able to place your fields correctly this way. Once you have tested the placement of your fields, you can delete the .jpg picture from the background and simply leave the fields as placed, then save your Report for future printing.

      Regards,
      Maria

    • in reply to: Lost Macros #1363739

      Hi, You need to tell the Citrix version of Excel 2007 where to find your personal.xls file in Excel Options – Advanced -General – at startup load all files in {drive name}.

      Merry Christmas

      Regards,
      Maria

    • in reply to: Forgotten Formula #1352105

      Joel,

      If you have Excel 2007/2010 you can use Data, Text-to-Columns. All you need to do is specify what delimits the text.

      Regards,
      Maria

    • in reply to: Combining Workbooks/worksheets #1351478

      You can use the Data Consolidate command (Excel 2007). Have all quarterly sales worksheets open and in a new file use the Data Consolidate to combine them. You can add references as needed.

      Regards,
      Maria

    • in reply to: Pasting a volatile formula in Excel 2007 #1348960

      Rory,

      Thanks, your formula worked slightly quicker than mine. I had thought about using INDIRECT, but could not remember how to set the reference.

      Regards,
      Maria

    • in reply to: Pasting a volatile formula in Excel 2007 #1348959

      Bob,

      I deliberately did not use F2 as I am not always pasting into row 2, by using the column my lookup worked perfectly.

      Regards,
      Maria

    • in reply to: Pivot Table question #1344599

      Hopefully this is what you want. I have often used pivot tables to count yesses and noes or Trues and Falses.

      Regards,
      Maria

    • in reply to: Pivot Table Count No of Items per Category #1339128

      Howard,

      Here is a link to some Microsoft help for pivot tables.

      http://office.microsoft.com/en-au/excel-help/results.aspx?filter=1&ck=1&av=zxl120&qu=Pivot Tables&ex=2

      Regards,
      Maria

    • in reply to: Pivot Table Count No of Items per Category #1339041

      HowardC,

      I dragged the Description field down to the Values area and it defaulted to count. Hopefully this is what you wanted.

    • in reply to: Multi Users In a Workbook #1330975

      Richard,

      Yes you can share the workbook. In Excel 2007 use – Review, Share Workbook – prior to this you can use Protect Sheet and a password if you want some areas restricted. In Excel 2003 use – Tools, Share Workbook – prior to this you can use Tools, Protection, Protect Sheet and a password if you want some areas restricted.

      I have noted in the past that some forum members actively discourage workbook sharing as files can get corrupted, however, I have several workbooks that get shared on a weekly or monthly basis between about 2 dozen users at a time, with very few problems most of the time, the occasional file does get corrupted and I then have to recreate the file which is a pain in the neck.

      Regards,
      Maria

    • Does the same problem occur if there is actual data on more than one page?

      Regards,
      Maria

    • in reply to: conditional format (or some other method!) using icons #1330739

      I don’t know why you can’t change the font, perhaps you don’t have wingdings installed?? I have changed to Arial Font, hopefully this is now OK for you.

      Also I missed one step, first you select the range that needs the conditional format, then you Choose Use Formula to determine Format and enter the formulae that determines the format, then click on format and choose the relevant format for that formula. for example = $C2>$B2 then format cell fill = Red. = $B2>$C2 format cell fill = Green. = $b2=$c2 format cell fill = Yellow.

    • in reply to: conditional format (or some other method!) using icons #1330548

      Is this what you want (see file attached)?

      Regards,
      Maria

    • in reply to: Viewing sheets side by side from different workbooks #1315566

      Yes, View ribbon, View Side by Side. You may also need to reset the window position to see the effect.

      Regards,
      Maria

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