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Say col A is formatted as hh:mm, and A1 contains 07:35. Format col B as [h]:mm:ss, and enter into it the formula =A1/60 into B1 and copy down the col. So e.g. B1 will now display 0:07:35 meaning
Hi Chris, Just for the record; I must report that I don’t have Word 2007 or 2010 and have yet to be convinced that I need them but I will do my best to answer your question anyway. My answer will reflect
Chris - you have a lot going on. Are you using the Text Wrapping feature? Click image > Picture tools > Format > Arrange Have you tried the Insert Caption option on the CM (right click menu) on
If all of your staff are using Word 2007, then what you want to use is a "content control." This is a new type of form control in Word 2007 and is not backward-compatible (more on that later). In order
The first thing I would do in this case is to get the macro to set the calculation mode of the sheet to manual, and have it calculate ONLY the cells it needs to (or the workbook as and when it needs to)

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