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Adelaide carvalho

Portugal

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returns 12/18/2009

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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

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Dean	10/16/09	10	8	8	10	VBA asolution is a bit of a .....
Ellerd	10/15/09	8	8	9	9
Attila	10/10/09	10	10	10	10	Thank You Adelaide, I hope can have .....
JAYE	10/09/09	10	10	10	10	You are an All-Star Adelaide. Macro works .....

Recent Answers from Adelaide carvalho

2009-11-07 Password protect cell editing:

Hi Thorsten How are you? Yes it is possible. Please see the following for Excel 2007. But similar way for Excel 2003 1.Select the range you want to protect 2.Format/ Worksheet protection 3. Type

2009-10-29 Please Help Me with a Macro:

Hi Sandy How are you? Please see the following Option Base 1 Sub copying() Rem On Error Resume Next Const LastRow = 200 Dim R As Range, enc As Boolean, LastCol As Integer Set R = Worksheets("Sample

2009-10-27 Excel:

Hi Don How are you? How many miles do you run)? in how many minutes? 4.25/60 is the number of miles per minute? Well, suppose you run 4.25 in 30 minutes Type 4.25 in A1 Type 30 in B1 Type =A1/B1

2009-10-23 Macro to insert date:

Hi Imran How are you? Please see below Sub LastMonth() Dim R As Range, F As Date, F1 As Date Set R = Sheets(1).Range("C4") F = R.Cells(1, 1).Offset(0, -1) F1 = F - 31 R.Cells(1, 1) = F1 R

2009-10-15 Auto numbering Macro:

Hi Ellerd How are you? This formula is fine. But, if you inset a row in, e.g. A23, this new cell doest not get the formula. You have to copy the formula from A22 to the new A23. The only solution

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