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Richard RostU.S.
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<img border="1" src="http://www.amicron.com/images2/rick-head-tiny.gif" align="left"><a href='http://www.599cd.com/Excel?key=AllExpertsProfileExcel'><img border="1" src="http://599cd.com/images/100pixel/Excel100px.jpg" align="right"></a>I am happy to answer any questions about Microsoft Excel. If you have an Excel problem, let me help you with it. Also, please be sure to check the <B><a href='http://www.599cd.com/tips/Excel?key=AllExpertsProfileExcel'>Microsoft Excel Tips & Tricks</a></B> and <a href='http://www.599cd.com/Excel?key=AllExpertsProfileExcel'>Microsoft Excel Tutorials</a> sections of my web site. | |
BillU.S.
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I can provide help with most all EXCEL questions and most all questions about writing EXCEL macros. I have been developing macros for about 10 years in EXCEL and have switched to it from Lotus 1-2-3 after about 10 years of writing macros in it. Typically, I will not write a macro for you unless it is very short because of all the details a macro has to know about to work every time and all the time are rarely provided. If I am not given ALL the details, circumstances, and situations then a "good" macro can not be written ..... | |
Aidan HeritageAvailable
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I have provided first hand support since `95 for Microsoft Office majoring in Word and Excel - support for all versions from 2 onwards | |
Tom OgilvyU.S.
Available
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Worked with the program for many years - provided assistance on MS Excel Newsgroups since 1997. Have received the Microsoft MVP award annually since 1999. I don't answer questions on using Excel in a browser Since I have no way to test this. Prefer not to answer charting questions. I consider myself to be particularly knowledgeable about using VBA internal to Excel but have no problems with formulas and pivot tables either. | |
Damon OstranderU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/31/2009 |
I have extensive experience with VBA programming in Excel 5 through Excel 2007. I am an consultant in a small defense technology services company, and have developed a wide range of applications in VBA, including simulations involving mixed-language programming, satellite orbit mechanics, graphics and animation, and real-time applications. I am interested in moderate to hard VBA-related questions only. | |
CraigU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/08/2009 |
I can answer most general questions, including formatting, shortcuts, pivot tables etc. I have just started using macros, so vba is not my strong suit. I also enjoy explaining the solution at the questioners level of understanding. I am an accountant by trade, so that is my primary area of expertise, but I am willing to tackle just about anything. | |
AmalIndia
On Vacation
returns 12/02/2009 |
Can answer basic worksheet related questions like formulae usage, connecting to RDBMS from server to extract rows from tables, basic macro construction, pivot table creation, dynamic updation of worksheet data from Server RDBMS.. | |
Stuart ResnickOn Vacation
returns 11/11/2009 |
I can answer any question relating to MS Excel formulas, or to programming with vba (Visual Basic for Applications) in the Excel environment | |
Bob UmlasU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/08/2009 |
I`m a Microsoft Excel MVP (Most Valuable Professional) and have been since the inception of the program in 1995. I can answer every kind of Excel question except: API, Importing/exporting to other programs (powerpoint, word,...) | |
Richard StephensU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/22/2009 |
Can respond to questions up to and including advanced (very rusty on VBA) Currently using Excel 2003 and Xp (can still remember some of the earlier excel programs. No question to basic. | |
Edward H. MoriU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/12/2009 |
Expert with pivot tables, very good with many functions, excellent in report formatting. I don't do charts. | |
Douglas M. SmithU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/17/2009 |
I specialize in solving formula, feature and structure related problems. I know many tricks to help make your spreadsheets and processing more efficient. | |
Bill HermansonU.S.
Maxed Out
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Please tell me <B>WHICH EXCEL VERSION </B>you are using! <br><br> <B>DO NOT ASK ME me about Macros or VBA.</B> <br><br> <B>Please read my "instructions to questioners" </B>in my full profile [use <I>View Profile</I>, at right], to help you write a question that I can understand, without having to ask you what you mean. <br><br> If your question contains any of the words <B>THIS, IT, THAT, THOSE, or THEY,</B> I likely won't understand IT. Please rewrite!<br><br><B>My Expertise: </B>I am an expert at data manipulation, the use of incredibly complex logical statements, databases, combining tables and extracting data, all the ..... | |
Chad WelchU.S.
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I have a lot of experience with VBA; Sub procedures, functions etc. I am also very familiar with array formulas. | |
Richard RobertsU.S.
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Can assist you in most areas of Excel, have been working with it for about 15 years in many types of applications, but primarily in financial and accounting applications. I am a CPA and many client or client problems have necessitated the use of excel. I am not an expert in charting, macros, or pivot tables. | |
Adelaide carvalhoPortugal
Maxed Out
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I will be able to answer any question on Excel and Visual Basic for Applications - class modules, recursive procedures and functions are my favourite | |
Philip BuckleyU.S.
Maxed Out
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In Excel 2003 I can handle all basic questions such as how to copy and paste, all medium type questions such as pivot tables, and also am proficient in basic macros. I am also quickly learning 2007 where everything is pretty much the same but all in different places. Please be as detailed in writing your question as possible as that goes a long way in my ability to give the best answer possible. | |
Victor LanSingapore
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I use Excel at work and can assist you in manipulating and filtering data, creating and using formulas, pivot tables, and writing VBA to solve problems and automate processes. I'm willing to research and find a solution for almost anything in Excel for you. | |
Jan Karel PieterseNetherlands
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Excel and Excel/VBA questions | |
Miguel ZapicoU.S.
Maxed Out
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I will try to answer any question that I can replicate in my current environment (I use Excel 2003 with Windows XP). This may include formula related questions on other Excel versions. Due to time limitations, I am not writing custom code to answer questions any more. Sorry for the inconvenience. |
Hi Greg, In order to sort it automatically, you will need to use VBA macro to capture worksheet events. However, it may not be efficient if the worksheet contains large amount of data. Let me know
As a function, it should have something stored in a variable called FF, and to VB you have a lot of undeclared variables - which SEEM to relate to fixed cells - so I THINK this should be a macro - but
What do you need to do exactly? Link one cell at a time, or sum all of them? The procedure you describe would work for the first case, while for the second you could do something like: =SUM(Sheet1:Sheet5!A1)
All of those are impossible for me to answer since I don't know how PC literate you are, how fast you understand new topics, how proficient you are in EXCEL, etc. It could take you a weekend of learning
Mike Trapp, Trend and Forecast worksheet functions use the same algorithm (least squares). Forecast will give you the estimate for the next month. Trend can do more than the next month, but since
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