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Richard Roberts

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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.

Experience in the area

Have been working with Excel for about 15 years primarily in accounting and financial areas.

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BA, CPA

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Recent Answers from Richard Roberts

2009-11-23 Looping in Macro:

Khaled I am definatly not a expert in macros--but I do believe you can do what you want--I suggest you reask the question of another allexperts person and check the resumes for one with macro expertise

2009-11-22 Count/Countif:

Matthew It sounds as though you need the countif() formula, where the formula only counts the cells that are greater than zero--something like this =COUNTIF(A1:A100,">0") YOu may want to couple

2009-11-20 Linking cells or mirroring worksheets:

Arturo Place your cursor at the bottom of the worksheet where the sheet tabs are and right click--in the drop down box click "select all sheets" this makes all sheets active. When you add a column

2009-11-18 Multiple Y axis:

Shimjith I am pretty sure you can have more Y axis, but I do not know if you can have different scaling. However I am not an expert in charting so I suggest that you reask the question of another allexperts

2009-11-17 Excel:

Bhuvana I'm not totally sure of your criteria for putting in T or R, because the 5th row says Teaching and you have indicated that the result should be R for that row. I am going to assume that was

 

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