• WSitshimagain

    WSitshimagain

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    • in reply to: .csv inconsistent behaviour (XL 2k) #906920

      Thanks, Hans: the answer is ‘no’. I’ve looked, but can see no systematic difference in structure’

    • in reply to: .csv inconsistent behaviour (XL 2k) #906921

      Thanks, Hans: the answer is ‘no’. I’ve looked, but can see no systematic difference in structure’

    • in reply to: dynamic range name (2000) #891649

      Thanks very much, both

    • in reply to: dynamic range name (2000) #891650

      Thanks very much, both

    • in reply to: mailmerge issue (Word 2000) #889198

      Hi, Rudi –
      >>Is this correct or just a typo….should it not be ??? Do you have a field called in the source data file?
      This is correct.
      It’s to handle politely people like clergymen, where the address might say ‘The Revd….’ but the letter would start ‘Dear Fr. …..’
      Hence two title fields, mostly identical but sometimes not.

      Wendell – I’ll examine your reply when I get the chance. Will also try it as an .xls or something.
      But it always worked ok with Word 97!

      Thanks, both.

    • in reply to: mailmerge issue (Word 2000) #889199

      Hi, Rudi –
      >>Is this correct or just a typo….should it not be ??? Do you have a field called in the source data file?
      This is correct.
      It’s to handle politely people like clergymen, where the address might say ‘The Revd….’ but the letter would start ‘Dear Fr. …..’
      Hence two title fields, mostly identical but sometimes not.

      Wendell – I’ll examine your reply when I get the chance. Will also try it as an .xls or something.
      But it always worked ok with Word 97!

      Thanks, both.

    • in reply to: Dealing with Names (2000) #879579

      And if you wanted a space between the initials,
      =(Left(A2,1)&” “&Left(B2,1))

    • in reply to: Dealing with Names (2000) #879580

      And if you wanted a space between the initials,
      =(Left(A2,1)&” “&Left(B2,1))

    • in reply to: MS Query (xl2000) #847109

      Many thanks to all four of you for some very useful leads. Sorry about the delayed thanks.
      Steve’s trick to ‘freeze’ links is imaginative and simple – great trick, Steve!
      Andrew’s patient exegesis on MS Query was exactly what I needed to ‘break the ice’.
      With help from Legare and Chipshot too, I now have more than one way of frying this particular set of eggs, and I’m very grateful.

    • in reply to: MS Query (xl2000) #847110

      Many thanks to all four of you for some very useful leads. Sorry about the delayed thanks.
      Steve’s trick to ‘freeze’ links is imaginative and simple – great trick, Steve!
      Andrew’s patient exegesis on MS Query was exactly what I needed to ‘break the ice’.
      With help from Legare and Chipshot too, I now have more than one way of frying this particular set of eggs, and I’m very grateful.

    • in reply to: MS Query (xl2000) #845478

      That’s correct, Legare – thanks for mindreading me!
      I’m uneager to use links as some of the workbooks ‘refreshed’ with data from the ‘external’ source need to be sent to other people and I’d rather send just one updated copy of a single file than all the linked files it’s getting gen from.
      Is this the sort of case where the get external data route makes sense?
      BTW, this message probably says it’s from itsimagain. I’m the same grateful lounger as jrose. So doubly grateful for all the skill and patience available here.

    • in reply to: MS Query (xl2000) #845479

      That’s correct, Legare – thanks for mindreading me!
      I’m uneager to use links as some of the workbooks ‘refreshed’ with data from the ‘external’ source need to be sent to other people and I’d rather send just one updated copy of a single file than all the linked files it’s getting gen from.
      Is this the sort of case where the get external data route makes sense?
      BTW, this message probably says it’s from itsimagain. I’m the same grateful lounger as jrose. So doubly grateful for all the skill and patience available here.

    • in reply to: page setup (IE6) #842738

      Agreed on most of this, but sometimes with some pages it cuts off the right-hand ends of lines of text: setting page setup as landscape ‘cures’ this.
      Might be down to bad page design?

    • in reply to: page setup (IE6) #842739

      Agreed on most of this, but sometimes with some pages it cuts off the right-hand ends of lines of text: setting page setup as landscape ‘cures’ this.
      Might be down to bad page design?

    • in reply to: phone bill challenge (all) #799767

      and to make it less hard to mend when someone breaks it, I’ve replaced the mystery $$$$$ with named ranges – just need to put new members ‘in the middle’ rather than at the end!

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