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J-Walk:
So why does Andrew get listed twice? And why would anyone include that dusty old Spreadsheet Page? And since when is Google Groups a Web site? And what’s this “Daily Dose of Excel” all about? Sounds like something for drug addicts.
30 August 2007, 8:48 pmdermot:
don’t worry about John’s complaining, Dick. It’s just sour grapes because his page wasn’t first
You should include John Peltier and his charts (http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/index.html) on your list
30 August 2007, 11:28 pmDick Kusleika:
Re Andrew: Ian listed two url’s for him. They point to different sites, but have the same title.
Re Speadsheet Page: From a 2003 and earlier perspective, anything you said in 1995 probably still applies. Your words are timeless, kind of like the bible.
Re Groups: Who said ‘web’?
Re DDOE: It’s an infrequently updated blog. When the guy does post something, it’s usually so arcane and impractical that only about two people find it interesting. And that’s in a freak show kind of way. It does have good comments, though. Well, except for this post.
31 August 2007, 6:57 amRolando Garcia:
I have found a good deal of information on http://www.ozgrid.com/ for vba and for graphs I like Andy’s web http://www.andypope.info/index.htm and John’s http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/
31 August 2007, 7:22 amBlayne:
I found some good ideas at
31 August 2007, 9:18 amhttp://www.ozgrid.com/
chip:
I like all of those listed, however infrequently updated, and I often refer my employees to them. I’d add the following:
Chip Pearson’s site (No, I’m not that Chip, but good name)
http://www.cpearson.com/excel.htm
Ron’s site, especially the email expertise
31 August 2007, 10:54 amhttp://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm
Dennis Wallentin:
I like:
* Aladin Akyurek’s site
* Shane Devenshire’s site
* Harlan Grove’s & Alan Beban’s site about arrays
* Jurgen Volkerink’s special site about CAIs.
Let me know if I have forgot anyone.
Kind regards,
31 August 2007, 12:53 pmDennis
Ola:
Favorite sites
News: J-Walk BlogRoll
Graphs: AJP, Peltier, Fernando
Examples: Chip Pearson, Contextures, McRitchie, J-Walk, Tushar Mehta, DailyDose
Video: DataPig
Forum: ExcelTip, Microsoft
Other: Function Description, More Func Add-in, Formatting, Calculus, Arrays, Articles
Addins: Jedox Palo, Xcelsius
Excel Links: http://bloggotype.blogspot.com/2005/08/excel-links.html
31 August 2007, 2:27 pmDoug Jenkins:
Dennis - “Harlan Grove’s & Alan Beban’s site about arrays”
Having scanned the first few “discussions” that come up for an exact search on “Harlan Grove” and “Alan Beban” I’m intrigued by the idea that these two may have cooperated on something.
Do you have a link?
I’ll also vote for Tushar’s site and add Aaron Blood’s XL-Logic
31 August 2007, 5:06 pmGates Is, You Know:
mrexcel.com
And if Andrew got two, then Dr. J.’s blog.
2 September 2007, 6:59 pmjkpieterse:
3 September 2007, 7:28 amMikeC:
I have you bookmarked, Jan Karel, and visit as frequently as any other. When I first started using Excela lot, I found your article on “VBA Undoing” a lifesaver on more than one occasion!!
Although that’s probably more likely just to make you want to give it all up entirely….
4 September 2007, 4:33 amjames henderson:
Doug
4 September 2007, 2:03 pmThis is the site Dennis is talking about
http://help.lockergnome.com/
Andrew:
So why does Andrew get listed twice?
Shucks, it’s nice to be there just once!
7 September 2007, 12:16 amJon McK.:
browser homepage set to http://www.dicks-blog.com
http://www.automateexcel.com/
7 September 2007, 8:22 pmhttp://www.vba-programmer.com/#ExcelBkmk
http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html
http://www.excelkb.com/article.aspx?id=10008
Erik:
I like the MS Excel Blog:
http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/
Lot’s of behind the scene information!
13 September 2007, 5:08 pmregn:
a lot of essentials at http://www.ozgrid.com also i’m find some handy tools at http://www.office-excel.com
14 September 2007, 5:39 amSTephane:
for any french readers, i would suggest the following links, enough to get browsing further if needed.
sorry, the only site with english side too is the first one, from L.L.
http://xcell05.free.fr
http://dj.joss.free.fr/ group mpfe “official” faq
http://xlbysteph.free.fr old fashion site of mine
http://www.excelabo.net
http://www.excel-downloads.com very nice forum for group mpfe’s renegades like me
bye bye
14 September 2007, 1:56 pmDavid Sanders:
my absolute favorite is http://www.mrexcel.com a great community all willing to help and often had an answer within ours to the posting of my problems and even got full solutions!
David Sanders, Amsterdam
21 September 2007, 3:05 amalex:
http://www.mapilab.com/excel/ - Excel add-ons
21 September 2007, 5:54 amMoshir:
hey,
i’m just wondering if it is possible to connect an excel form to a website, so that the users can fill in the form online and then the data is collected into an excel file that sits behind the website?? if it is possible how easy is it to implement?
my email is moshir_fakhoury@hotmail.com
I appreciate all your comments thanks.
12 October 2007, 6:22 am