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Richard Stephens

U.S.

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returns 03/29/2012

Expertise

Can respond to questions up to and including advanced (very rusty on VBA) Currently using Excel 2007 and 2010 (can still remember some of the earlier excel programs). No question too basic.

Experience in the area

Teacher and business trainer for 15 years. Run my own small business Current on all versions of Excel

Education/Credentials

Teacher for Adult students and Retraining Students

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
Spencer	01/29/12	10	10	10	Richard, I was able to fix the .....
A.	01/15/12	10	10	10
Sara	01/14/12	10	10	10	Thanks, Richard -- I appreciate the info! .....
Gordon	11/24/11	10	7	10	Thank you for your help. Think I've .....
james E	08/07/11	10	10	10	Thanks a lot Richard!!!

Recent Answers from Richard Stephens

2012-01-28 Excel Formula:

Hi spencer This should fix the problem. When excel does formulas that have a division or multiplication it does those first ie if you have 4+5*6 it would equal 54 when not using excel, but using excel

2012-01-26 Excel Formula:

Spencer A formula like this one should help. =IF(A1>25000,4000+((A1-20000)*20%),IF(A1>=20000,3000+((A1-10000)*10%),IF(A1<20000,A1*10%,0))) If you need further help get back to me. Richard

2011-12-16 formula with alpha and numeric:

Krista You can do an average using the Array Formula option which is Ctrl+Shift+Enter after you have inserted the formula. Assuming that the figures are in a Row this would do it =AVERAGE(IF(ISNUMBER(A1:M1)

2011-11-21 Random order of a list:

Gordon You can create a random list the following way. I will assume that the list is in A1:A8. Enter the formula, =RAND(), in cell B1 and copy down. Next, enter the "array" formula, =INDEX($A$1:$A$8

2011-11-17 Froumla:

Hi Tom the following will do what you need,however,you must enter the formula as an Array formula ie Type the formula in the cell and press the CTRL, SHIFT and ENTER keys at the same time instead of

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