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Cloud Excel
Excel Web App 2010 Overview
Editing in Excel Web App – Part I
I haven’t used the web app yet, so take my comments in that light. Fidelity appears to be the word of the hour. Clearly MS thinks it’s important, but I’m not so sure. I don’t expect my bank’s website [...]
I recently did an interview with Ross at MIE. Check it out.
I’m able to subscribe to MIE podcasts via iTunes now. So if that’s your preferred method, have at it.
How do you get Microsoft Office for free for Macs and PCs? is written by fellow MVP Jim Gordon. He’s a Mac guy, but I still like him.
Strategy #5
Ask for Microsoft Office for your birthday or a holiday, such as Christmas.
Hey, you never know!
Good stuff.
My off-the-cuff recruit a new VBA programmer week comment got a modest amount of traction around the ‘tubes. Yet, I didn’t want to wait a whole year to provide these links. From msdn’s Getting Started with VBA… series.
Are you facing a repetitive clean up of fifty tables in Word 2010? Do you want [...]
Go check out the first Methods in Excel Podcast hosted by Ross McLean. The first guest is Simon Murphy of Codematic. I’m slotted for a future show, so I’m looking forward to that.
Welcome to 2002, Mike! In another five years you’ll be on Facebook and Twitter. I kid because I love.
Mike Alexander of DataPig Technologies has started Bacon Bits, “Delicious pieces of Excel and Access training”. It promises to be the feel-good Excel blog of the year. Check it out.
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I kept getting the Edit Links message when I opened this on particular file, but I could never find the link. It wasn’t in any formulas or range names. I ended up copying each cell to a new worksheet and seeing when that new worksheet got the link. Fortunately it was about [...]
Ron sez:
What happens often is that one person will have one of these spreadsheets open and the other spreadsheets linked to the subject spreadsheet closed and decide to insert a column that throws off the references of the closed linked spreadsheets. If the person knew which spreadsheets were linked to it, the person could open [...]
