Lisa
In the Mail Merge Helper, Step 3:Merge, there is an option to "Don't print blank lines when data fields are empty".
Try it!
Barborne
Worcester
UK
Hi
To prevent Word from automatically creating styles based on your formatting, invoke Tools, AutoCorrect, AutoFormat As You Type and clear the checkbox 'Define styles based on your formatting'.
I find that 'feature' a pain!
Barborne
Worcester
UK
Hi DannyDanny
As I understand things, you can't straightforwardly print an entire workbook that has sheets with different orientation.
The solution I use is to write a VBA macro that prints each sheet one at a time but specifying the orientation for each sheet in the print command.
Not a lot...
Hi RookieSQL
What you want can be done simply by using a variation on Copy & Paste.
This works if your Excel graphs are embedded or are on separate chart sheets.
1. In PowerPoint prepare a new blank slide.
2. Switch to Excel.
3. Select your first chart and copy it to the Clipboard (Edit...
Here's another way.
Invoke Tools, Options, Edit and check the Fixed decimal check box. Make sure the spinner box next to it shows 2. Now, whenever you enter a number, a decimal point will be inserted before the last two digits.
Barborne
Worcester
UK
"Deleting" the tables from the Relationships screen does NOT delete the relationships. You should first delete the relationship LINES, then delete the TABLES to permanently remope them.
Barborne
Worcester
UK
This is crude but it does copy the selection to the Clipboard and start Notepad. You can do what you like there, and then return to Excel.
Sub CopyToNotePad()
Dim RetVal
Selection.Copy
RetVal = Shell("C:\WINDOWS\NOTEPAD.EXE", 1)
MsgBox "Returned to Excel"...
Hi Carol
If you record yourself using the Data, Sort command, in its dialogue box you can specify upto 3 columns to sort on. That will give you the basic VBA code you need for what you want to do. Barborne
Worcester
UK
Hi
Seems to me that in your Excel97 you had a macro (possibly a global one stored in Personnal.xls) that was left behind when you opened the file in 2000 (on another machine?). If this is the case you will have to re-create that macro.
Barborne
Worcester
UK
Hi
Here's a possible solution.
Assume that you have the month names Jan to Jun in cells B3:G3 and numeric entries in the row below (B4:G4). the following formula will tell you which month heads up the last non-zero entry ...
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