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Gyula Gulyas

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I can answer most questions related to macros, worksheet functions, VBA, Office automation (calling/using other MS Office programs) and geocoding using Google Maps. I have 10 years experience using and programming in MS Excel and other office applications. I have extensive experience linking and using DLLs in Excel.

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Macros, worksheet functions, VBA, linking of DLLs and Office automation, geocoding using Google Maps.

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2007-10-02 flipping columns and rows:

Brian, here you go from David's site: ReversI() can be used to reverse the order of items in a row, column, or range. It can be used to reverse itself. Applied to a SINGLE ROW, the macro will

2007-09-25 Drop Down lists:

Hey Steve, the easiest way is to use Excel's validation. It is under the menu Data-Validation-Select list instead of any value. Just google "Excel validation" to get some examples. Another option

2007-09-07 Excel Variable Ranges:

Hi you don't need VBA. Try something called Dynamic Named Range (it expands as you add data). It is nothing special, it is just a smart way of using Excel's formulae. Google "Excel dynamic named range"

2007-09-06 control id:

Here you go: Sub EnterDesignMode() Application.CommandBars.FindControl(ID:=1605).Execute End Sub Sub ExitDesignMode() With CommandBars("Exit Design Mode").Controls(1) If .State = msoButtonDown

2007-09-05 help with macros:

You can use the VLOOKUP function in Excel to do this with NO VBA macro needed. the lookup table should be similar to: 0 0 --- > or whatever applies between 0-0.99 1 1500 2 1425 3 1325 4 1250

 

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