Roy:
I think you mean:Thanks for your suggestion but I'm not that good with Excel, could you do it for me and maybe improve my project with any other suggestions?
Thanks for your suggestion but I'm too lazy to work out the one or two tiny little tweaks needed to apply this to my situation, could you do it for me and maybe improve my project with any other suggestions and wipe my a**e for me, I'm having some problems?
I also like:
What you've done may or may not work brilliantly and may even be an astoundingly precise application of the most powerful features of software you've obviously invested hours in learning...
but I asked you specifically to solve my problem exclusively with use of abs() vlookup() and dateserial() and you've used a function I don't understand - I therefore brand you a fool and scorn your effort
Occassionally this is appended with "anyone who's not a total and utter moron like the guy who's already tried to help me want to have a go?"
Here's one I see sometimes: The Punctuation-Free Post
hi i have a spreadsheet with two sheets in it b1 of sheet 2 has sum of column a of sheet 1 what i need is b1 to have either the sum of column a or the sum of columns a b and c if ...
Also, the Text-Message Post:
How r u? I h8 xl. Here's my prob....ne help wud b gr8!
My favorite one ever was from ozgrid. The post has since been deleted, but the title of the thread was "Do my work for me". And that's exactly what the OP wanted. No please, no apologies, no asking for help, just a demand. It was so funny I actually printed off the thread and showed it to some people in the office.
Last edited by darkyam; 10-07-2008 at 09:31 AM.
I don't so much mind the posts where the user has obviously spent very little time explaining their problem; with those, I just spend very little (or no) time answering.
The ones that really annoy and frustrate me are those where the user is clearly trying to overdo things so that they look good in front of their boss. And, you know they are going to take credit for it and pretend they are some excel mastermind.
I think text speak should be banned.
Hope that helps.
RoyUK
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LOL, I agree!Originally Posted by RoyUK
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...I think text speak should be banned.
...Code:Sub MkThrdNrdbl() Dim letters() letters = Array("a", "e", "i", "o", "u") For i = LBound(letters) To UBound(letters) Cells.Replace letters(i), "" Next i End Sub
thnk txt spk shld b bnnd.
Hope that helps.
RoyUK
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http://www.excelforum.com/excel-work...of-values.htmlThanks for your suggestion but I'm not that good with Excel, could you do it for me and maybe improve my project with any other suggestions?
AAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHahhahahahahhaaaa
I had quite a chuckle when I read this thread recently & then I went & looked at some new threads & one of the first I saw was after an answer to Life the Universe & Everything aka a "Master formula". I thought it was so appropriate for here I had to throw it in the mix, check it out...
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-new-...r-formula.html
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There's also been a few threads asking for "simple vba to...." If it's so simple why ask?
Hope that helps.
RoyUK
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another classic, posted recently
How can I write a speadsheet driven by VBA for a small office supplying 3 products, the system be used to keep track of the sales the company make.The system can use excel worksheets to display data and should create any graphs onto worksheet, provide some GUI functionality to allow easy control of the system, have controls embedded into a worksheet or user form with controls on it, and also save its records to an access DB and the database be updated whenever records are deleted, added or modified. The records that the systems keeps track of contain information such as; salesperson's lastname, company name, product name,product cost, quantity bought, total cost, discount, date. The system provide functionality such as; display all data, add a new sales record(calculating total cost automatically, including discount where applicable), delete a sales record, show company data, etc.
... which he topped replying to advice to take it step by step, with ...
I have created the basic workbook and recorded a macro, how do edit the macro to accomodate the functionalitys needed?
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