B
Bernard Liengme
The interface is totally new; you will need to use XL2007 to learn where
everything is
VBA is unchanged
best wishes
everything is
VBA is unchanged
best wishes
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MartinW
Here's a couple of sites that I have saved for the day when
I do make the jump to 2007, I'm still using 2000 and it does
everything that I need but I can see a time in the future that I will
be forced to move on.
http://www.rondebruin.nl/0307commands.htm
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/help/HA101491511033.aspx
HTH
Martin
I do make the jump to 2007, I'm still using 2000 and it does
everything that I need but I can see a time in the future that I will
be forced to move on.
http://www.rondebruin.nl/0307commands.htm
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/help/HA101491511033.aspx
HTH
Martin
C
Cawshus
Hi all,
Bank Executive greed decided I should come out of early retirement,
wrecking my plans to stay with Excel 2003 for personal use and charity work
only.
I hear the switch to Excel 2007 requires more adjustment than previous
upgrades. Can someone point me in the direction of some resources that will
bring me up-to-date with Excel 2007 basics and macros, please.
S
Bank Executive greed decided I should come out of early retirement,
wrecking my plans to stay with Excel 2003 for personal use and charity work
only.
I hear the switch to Excel 2007 requires more adjustment than previous
upgrades. Can someone point me in the direction of some resources that will
bring me up-to-date with Excel 2007 basics and macros, please.
S
S
ShaneDevenshire
Hi,
You might get one of the books such a John Walkenback Excel Bible, or
Microsft Excel 2007 Inside Out or any number of other books. And most
important you should work with it.
The core concepts are still the same, but the GUI is completely different
and in all there are over 1,700 changes which I have documented.
You might get one of the books such a John Walkenback Excel Bible, or
Microsft Excel 2007 Inside Out or any number of other books. And most
important you should work with it.
The core concepts are still the same, but the GUI is completely different
and in all there are over 1,700 changes which I have documented.
C
Cawshus
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1700 changes! Sounds like it definitely requires another book to take up
more room on the warped Access/Excel bookshelf. Microsoft's thirty day
trial on the home PC (old Celeron) and Martin's references may get me
rolling until officially on somebody's payroll.
Now to work out how to install Excel only without upsetting 2003.
Thank you.
Hi,
You might get one of the books such a John Walkenback Excel Bible, or
Microsft Excel 2007 Inside Out or any number of other books. And most
important you should work with it.
The core concepts are still the same, but the GUI is completely
different and in all there are over 1,700 changes which I have
documented.
1700 changes! Sounds like it definitely requires another book to take up
more room on the warped Access/Excel bookshelf. Microsoft's thirty day
trial on the home PC (old Celeron) and Martin's references may get me
rolling until officially on somebody's payroll.
Now to work out how to install Excel only without upsetting 2003.
Thank you.
B
Bernard Liengme
Just do the install but make sure you do NOT use the UPGRADE option
Many of us have two or more versions of Excel on one PC
best wishes
Many of us have two or more versions of Excel on one PC
best wishes
B
Bernard Liengme
XL2007 will not save DBF format. Use CSV and let the other application do
the conversion
the conversion
C
Cawshus
Just do the install but make sure you do NOT use the UPGRADE option
Many of us have two or more versions of Excel on one PC
best wishes
Thank you.