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Philip Buckley

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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.

Experience in the area

I have 20 years of business experience, mostly in the area of finance and business consulting. Currently I am a Senior Business Consultant with a small business consulting firm. As part of my daily activities, I regularly use Excel to help make small businesses more efficient.

Education/Credentials

MBA from the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College.

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User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
Ben	10/13/09	10	8	10	10	At first I was limited in the .....
Bobby	09/16/09	10	10	7	9	To the point answer. Excellent
Wynneth	09/07/09	10	10	10	10	Philip, Thank you so much for your .....
Issa	07/06/09	10	10	10	10
Chris	06/26/09	10	10	10	10	Thank you very much.

Recent Answers from Philip Buckley

2009-10-08 extraxt specified data from a sheet:

Nima, Take the following steps: 1. Add a column labeled "Counter" next to the two other columns you have already 2. Give each row of data a unique number in this new column starting with "1" and

2009-10-04 Excel:

1. For the column with the dates, make sure the column has a header labeled "Date" in cell "A1" with the data starting in cell "A2" 2. Label the next column over "Month" in cell "B1" 3. In cell "B2"

2009-09-25 If Then Statement in excel 2003 with more than 7 functions:

Ben, Assume that you want to put your solution in cell "A1". You can break up your if statement among several cells as follows: Cell Formula "A1" =IF(I5=1,0,IF(I5=2,0.05,IF(I5=3,0.1,IF(I5=4

2009-09-16 Formula:

Joseph, The best way to handle such data is using a PivotTable. To use this do the following: 1. Click somewhere on your raw data 2. Select "Data" 3. Select "PivotTable and PivotChart Report

2009-09-06 Excel 2007 version - backup workbook:

Wynneth, How to make a backup file. 1. Open the file you want to have a backup of. 2. Select "File" 3. Select "Save As" This will bring up the "Save As" popup menu. 4. In the upper right

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