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Is there any difference in Trace Precedents and Trace Error in Excel??

 

I don't need any link to see because  I have already Google it.

 

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Trace Precedents and Trace Error

Trace Precendents and Trace Error is different from each other literally as
it sounds. For any single cell containing any formula, its precedents are
nothing but any cell or cells that it references in that formula.

Trace Error on the other hand for any single cell containing any formula,
is the precedent cell or cells in that formula that have an error.

So a cell traced using the Trace Error will always be a precedent cell of
that cell, but a cell traced using the Trace Precedents will not
necessarily have an error to be traced with the Trace Error feature.

Regards,
Sam

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Trace Precedents and Trace Error

Rajan



These tool in Excel allows us to Trace Precedents in a formula, Trace
Dependents , Show formulas, Error checking and Evaluating formula in Excel.
[image: Imágenes integradas 1]

detail


*Trace Precedents:* When you click this button, Excel draws arrows to the
cells (the so-called *direct precedents*) that are referred to in the
formula inside the selected cell. When you click this button again, Excel
adds tracer arrows that show the cells (the so-called *indirect precedents
*) that are referred to in the formulas in the direct precedents.

*Trace Dependents:* When you click this button, Excel draws arrows from the
selected cell to the cells (the so-called *direct dependents*) that use, or
depend on, the results of the formula in the selected cell. When you click
this button again, Excel adds tracer arrows identifying the cells (the
so-called *indirect dependents*) that refer to formulas found in the direct
dependents.

*Remove Arrows:* Clicking this button (or the Remove Arrows option on its
drop-down menu) removes all the arrows drawn, no matter what button or
command you used to put them there.

*Show Formulas:* To display all formulas in their cells in the worksheet
instead of their calculated values (just like pressing Ctrl+`).
• *Error Checking*: When you click this button or the Error Checking option
on its drop-down menu, Excel displays the Error Checking dialog box, which
describes the nature of the error in the current cell, gives you help on
it, and enables you to trace its precedents. Click the Trace Error option
on this button's drop-down menu to attempt to locate the cell that contains
the original formula that has an error. Click the Circular References
option on this button's drop-down menu to display a menu with a list of all
the cell addresses containing circular references in the active worksheet.


*Evaluate Formula:* Clicking this button opens the Evaluate Formula dialog
box, where you can have Excel evaluate each part of the formula in the
current cell. The Evaluate Formula feature can be quite useful in formulas
that nest many functions within them.

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Rajan_Verma rajanverma1...@gmail.com

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 * *

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 * *

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Trace Precedents and Trace Error

Rajan isn't asking about Formula Auditing, which I am sure he is aware of.
His question is about the difference between Trace Precedents and Trace
Error which are two separate features in Excel.

Please read my post before.

Regards,
Sam Mathai Chacko

On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 9:34 PM, ChilExcel chilexcel...@gmail.com wrote:

 Rajan



 These tool in Excel allows us to Trace Precedents in a formula, Trace
 Dependents , Show formulas, Error checking and Evaluating formula in Excel.
 [image: Imágenes integradas 1]

 detail


 *Trace Precedents:* When you click this button, Excel draws arrows to the
 cells (the so-called *direct precedents*) that are referred to in the
 formula inside the selected cell. When you click this button again, Excel
 adds tracer arrows that show the cells (the so-called *indirect
 precedents*) that are referred to in the formulas in the direct
 precedents.

 *Trace Dependents:* When you click this button, Excel draws arrows from
 the selected cell to the cells (the so-called *direct dependents*) that
 use, or depend on, the results of the formula in the selected cell. When
 you click this button again, Excel adds tracer arrows identifying the cells
 (the so-called *indirect dependents*) that refer to formulas found in the
 direct dependents.

 *Remove Arrows:* Clicking this button (or the Remove Arrows option on its
 drop-down menu) removes all the arrows drawn, no matter what button or
 command you used to put them there.

 *Show Formulas:* To display all formulas in their cells in the worksheet
 instead of their calculated values (just like pressing Ctrl+`).
 • *Error Checking*: When you click this button or the Error Checking
 option on its drop-down menu, Excel displays the Error Checking dialog box,
 which describes the nature of the error in the current cell, gives you help
 on it, and enables you to trace its precedents. Click the Trace Error
 option on this button's drop-down menu to attempt to locate the cell that
 contains the original formula that has an error. Click the Circular
 References option on this button's drop-down menu to display a menu with a
 list of all the cell addresses containing circular references in the active
 worksheet.


 *Evaluate Formula:* Clicking this button opens the Evaluate Formula
 dialog box, where you can have Excel evaluate each part of the formula in
 the current cell. The Evaluate Formula feature can be quite useful in
 formulas that nest many functions within them.

 Chilexcel

 2012/8/3 Rajan_Verma rajanverma1...@gmail.com

  * *

 *Hi Group,*

 * *

 *Is there any difference in Trace Precedents and Trace Error in Excel??*

 * *

 *I don’t need any link to see because  I have already Google it.*

 * *

 *Regards*

 *Rajan verma*

 *+91 7838100659 [IM-Gtalk]*

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Trace Precedents and Trace Error

Mr.Sam Mathai Chacko

I only answer queries or questions .. if you do not like my answer
you propose another solution .. and everyone happy!!!


Chilexcel



2012/8/3 Sam Mathai Chacko samde...@gmail.com

 Rajan isn't asking about Formula Auditing, which I am sure he is aware of.
 His question is about the difference between Trace Precedents and Trace
 Error which are two separate features in Excel.

 Please read my post before.

 Regards,
 Sam Mathai Chacko


 On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 9:34 PM, ChilExcel chilexcel...@gmail.com wrote:

 Rajan



 These tool in Excel allows us to Trace Precedents in a formula, Trace
 Dependents , Show formulas, Error checking and Evaluating formula in Excel.
 [image: Imágenes integradas 1]

 detail


 *Trace Precedents:* When you click this button, Excel draws arrows to
 the cells (the so-called *direct precedents*) that are referred to in
 the formula inside the selected cell. When you click this button again,
 Excel adds tracer arrows that show the cells (the so-called *indirect
 precedents*) that are referred to in the formulas in the direct
 precedents.

 *Trace Dependents:* When you click this button, Excel draws arrows from
 the selected cell to the cells (the so-called *direct dependents*) that
 use, or depend on, the results of the formula in the selected cell. When
 you click this button again, Excel adds tracer arrows identifying the cells
 (the so-called *indirect dependents*) that refer to formulas found in
 the direct dependents.

 *Remove Arrows:* Clicking this button (or the Remove Arrows option on
 its drop-down menu) removes all the arrows drawn, no matter what button or
 command you used to put them there.

 *Show Formulas:* To display all formulas in their cells in the worksheet
 instead of their calculated values (just like pressing Ctrl+`).
 • *Error Checking*: When you click this button or the Error Checking
 option on its drop-down menu, Excel displays the Error Checking dialog box,
 which describes the nature of the error in the current cell, gives you help
 on it, and enables you to trace its precedents. Click the Trace Error
 option on this button's drop-down menu to attempt to locate the cell that
 contains the original formula that has an error. Click the Circular
 References option on this button's drop-down menu to display a menu with a
 list of all the cell addresses containing circular references in the active
 worksheet.


 *Evaluate Formula:* Clicking this button opens the Evaluate Formula
 dialog box, where you can have Excel evaluate each part of the formula in
 the current cell. The Evaluate Formula feature can be quite useful in
 formulas that nest many functions within them.

 Chilexcel

  2012/8/3 Rajan_Verma rajanverma1...@gmail.com

  * *

 *Hi Group,*

 * *

 *Is there any difference in Trace Precedents and Trace Error in Excel??*

 * *

 *I don’t need any link to see because  I have already Google it.*

 * *

 *Regards*

 *Rajan verma*

 *+91 7838100659 [IM-Gtalk]*

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$$Excel-Macros$$ Marquee text in Powerpoint

2012-08-03 Thread rekha siri

Hi Experts,

Please assist in this concern i deal with xlius earlier now we are using
only power point dashboard presentation.

is there any possibility to place the scrolling marquee kind of text as
Headings of power point slides.

which needs to be scrolling continously.


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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Trace Precedents and Trace Error

1. Your post came on top of my post, so there is no way of me proposing
'another' solution.

2. It is not your answer (
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/understanding-excel-2010s-formula-auditing-tools.html
)

3. There is no reason to feel offended. I was only saying that it was a
different question, and you probably (apparently) didn't understand what
was asked.

Sam

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Mr.Sam Mathai Chacko

I only answer queries or questions .. if you do not like my answer
you propose another solution .. and everyone happy!!!

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Sam Mathai Chacko samde...@gmail.com

Rajan isn't asking about Formula Auditing, which I am sure he is aware
of. His question is about the difference between Trace Precedents and Trace
Error which are two separate features in Excel.

Please read my post before.

Regards,
Sam Mathai Chacko

On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 9:34 PM, ChilExcel chilexcel...@gmail.com wrote:

Rajan

These tool in Excel allows us to Trace Precedents in a formula, Trace
Dependents , Show formulas, Error checking and Evaluating formula in Excel.
[image: Imágenes integradas 1]

detail

*Trace Precedents:* When you click this button, Excel draws arrows to
the cells (the so-called *direct precedents*) that are referred to in
the formula inside the selected cell. When you click this button again,
Excel adds tracer arrows that show the cells (the so-called *indirect
precedents*) that are referred to in the formulas in the direct
precedents.

*Trace Dependents:* When you click this button, Excel draws arrows from
the selected cell to the cells (the so-called *direct dependents*) that
use, or depend on, the results of the formula in the selected cell. When
you click this button again, Excel adds tracer arrows identifying the cells
(the so-called *indirect dependents*) that refer to formulas found in
the direct dependents.

*Remove Arrows:* Clicking this button (or the Remove Arrows option on
its drop-down menu) removes all the arrows drawn, no matter what button or
command you used to put them there.

*Show Formulas:* To display all formulas in their cells in the
worksheet instead of their calculated values (just like pressing Ctrl+`).
• *Error Checking*: When you click this button or the Error Checking
option on its drop-down menu, Excel displays the Error Checking dialog box,
which describes the nature of the error in the current cell, gives you help
on it, and enables you to trace its precedents. Click the Trace Error
option on this button's drop-down menu to attempt to locate the cell that
contains the original formula that has an error. Click the Circular
References option on this button's drop-down menu to display a menu with a
list of all the cell addresses containing circular references in the active
worksheet.

*Evaluate Formula:* Clicking this button opens the Evaluate Formula
dialog box, where you can have Excel evaluate each part of the formula in
the current cell. The Evaluate Formula feature can be quite useful in
formulas that nest many functions within them.

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Rajan_Verma rajanverma1...@gmail.com

* *

*Hi Group,*

* *

*Is there any difference in Trace Precedents and Trace Error in Excel??
*

* *

*I don’t need any link to see because I have already Google it.*

* *

*Regards*

*Rajan verma*

*+91 7838100659 [IM-Gtalk]*

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RE: $$Excel-Macros$$ Trace Precedents and Trace Error

Thanks Sam, answer was really helpful.

 

 

Regards

Rajan verma

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Subject: Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Trace Precedents and Trace Error

 

Trace Precendents and Trace Error is different from each other literally as
it sounds. For any single cell containing any formula, its precedents are
nothing but any cell or cells that it references in that formula.

Trace Error on the other hand for any single cell containing any formula, is
the precedent cell or cells in that formula that have an error.

So a cell traced using the Trace Error will always be a precedent cell of
that cell, but a cell traced using the Trace Precedents will not necessarily
have an error to be traced with the Trace Error feature.

Regards,
Sam

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Hi Group,

 

Is there any difference in Trace Precedents and Trace Error in Excel??

 

I don't need any link to see because  I have already Google it.

 

Regards

Rajan verma

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RE: $$Excel-Macros$$ Trace Precedents and Trace Error

Thank chile.

 

 

Regards

Rajan verma

+91 7838100659 [IM-Gtalk]

 

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Rajan 

 


These tool in Excel allows us to Trace Precedents in a formula, Trace
Dependents , Show formulas, Error checking and Evaluating formula in Excel.

Imágenes integradas 1

 

detail

 

·  Trace Precedents: When you click this button, Excel draws arrows to the
cells (the so-called direct precedents) that are referred to in the formula
inside the selected cell. When you click this button again, Excel adds
tracer arrows that show the cells (the so-called indirect precedents) that
are referred to in the formulas in the direct precedents.

·  Trace Dependents: When you click this button, Excel draws arrows from the
selected cell to the cells (the so-called direct dependents) that use, or
depend on, the results of the formula in the selected cell. When you click
this button again, Excel adds tracer arrows identifying the cells (the
so-called indirect dependents) that refer to formulas found in the direct
dependents.

·  Remove Arrows: Clicking this button (or the Remove Arrows option on its
drop-down menu) removes all the arrows drawn, no matter what button or
command you used to put them there. 

·  Show Formulas: To display all formulas in their cells in the worksheet
instead of their calculated values (just like pressing Ctrl+`).

• Error Checking: When you click this button or the Error Checking option on
its drop-down menu, Excel displays the Error Checking dialog box, which
describes the nature of the error in the current cell, gives you help on it,
and enables you to trace its precedents. Click the Trace Error option on
this button's drop-down menu to attempt to locate the cell that contains the
original formula that has an error. Click the Circular References option on
this button's drop-down menu to display a menu with a list of all the cell
addresses containing circular references in the active worksheet.

 

·  Evaluate Formula: Clicking this button opens the Evaluate Formula dialog
box, where you can have Excel evaluate each part of the formula in the
current cell. The Evaluate Formula feature can be quite useful in formulas
that nest many functions within them.

 

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Rajan_Verma rajanverma1...@gmail.com

 

Hi Group,

 

Is there any difference in Trace Precedents and Trace Error in Excel??

 

I don’t need any link to see because  I have already Google it.

 

Regards

Rajan verma

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Trace Precedents and Trace Error

1) I'm trying to say is that no matter if 1 or 2
to response, if bad or good response anrterior
just answer something to contribute and you!

2) yes is a copy of (
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/understanding-excel-2010s-formula-auditing-tools.html)
You will not wait to draft all the text again, there is an effort by
someone else, ..thanks for posting the link
3) I clearly understand the question, you are who do not understand
rajan did not want links or anything He wanted an answer
this reviewer Rajan.. is what matters !!!

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Sam Mathai Chacko samde...@gmail.com

1. Your post came on top of my post, so there is no way of me proposing
'another' solution.

2. It is not your answer (
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/understanding-excel-2010s-formula-auditing-tools.html
)

3. There is no reason to feel offended. I was only saying that it was a
different question, and you probably (apparently) didn't understand what
was asked.

Sam

On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 9:51 PM, ChilExcel chilexcel...@gmail.com wrote:

Mr.Sam Mathai Chacko

I only answer queries or questions .. if you do not like my answer
you propose another solution .. and everyone happy!!!

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Sam Mathai Chacko samde...@gmail.com

Rajan isn't asking about Formula Auditing, which I am sure he is aware
of. His question is about the difference between Trace Precedents and Trace
Error which are two separate features in Excel.

Please read my post before.

Regards,
Sam Mathai Chacko

On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 9:34 PM, ChilExcel chilexcel...@gmail.comwrote:

Rajan

These tool in Excel allows us to Trace Precedents in a formula, Trace
Dependents , Show formulas, Error checking and Evaluating formula in Excel.
[image: Imágenes integradas 1]

detail

*Trace Dependents:* When you click this button, Excel draws arrows
from the selected cell to the cells (the so-called *direct dependents*)
that use, or depend on, the results of the formula in the selected cell.
When you click this button again, Excel adds tracer arrows identifying the
cells (the so-called *indirect dependents*) that refer to formulas
found in the direct dependents.

*Remove Arrows:* Clicking this button (or the Remove Arrows option on
its drop-down menu) removes all the arrows drawn, no matter what button or
command you used to put them there.

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Rajan_Verma rajanverma1...@gmail.com

* *

*Hi Group,*

* *

*Is there any difference in Trace Precedents and Trace Error in
Excel??*

* *

*I don’t need any link to see because I have already Google it.*

* *

*Regards*

*Rajan verma*

*+91 7838100659 [IM-Gtalk]*

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Trace Precedents and Trace Error

:) ending this here. No comments

On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 10:27 PM, ChilExcel chilexcel...@gmail.com wrote:

1) I'm trying to say is that no matter if 1 or 2
to response, if bad or good response anrterior
just answer something to contribute and you!

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Sam Mathai Chacko samde...@gmail.com

1. Your post came on top of my post, so there is no way of me proposing
'another' solution.

2. It is not your answer (
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/understanding-excel-2010s-formula-auditing-tools.html
)

3. There is no reason to feel offended. I was only saying that it was a
different question, and you probably (apparently) didn't understand what
was asked.

Sam

On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 9:51 PM, ChilExcel chilexcel...@gmail.com wrote:

Mr.Sam Mathai Chacko

I only answer queries or questions .. if you do not like my answer
you propose another solution .. and everyone happy!!!

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Sam Mathai Chacko samde...@gmail.com

Rajan isn't asking about Formula Auditing, which I am sure he is aware
of. His question is about the difference between Trace Precedents and Trace
Error which are two separate features in Excel.

Please read my post before.

Regards,
Sam Mathai Chacko

On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 9:34 PM, ChilExcel chilexcel...@gmail.comwrote:

Rajan

These tool in Excel allows us to Trace Precedents in a formula, Trace
Dependents , Show formulas, Error checking and Evaluating formula in
Excel.
[image: Imágenes integradas 1]

detail

*Trace Dependents:* When you click this button, Excel draws arrows
from the selected cell to the cells (the so-called *direct dependents*)
that use, or depend on, the results of the formula in the selected cell.
When you click this button again, Excel adds tracer arrows identifying the
cells (the so-called *indirect dependents*) that refer to formulas
found in the direct dependents.

*Remove Arrows:* Clicking this button (or the Remove Arrows option on
its drop-down menu) removes all the arrows drawn, no matter what button or
command you used to put them there.

*Show Formulas:* To display all formulas in their cells in the
worksheet instead of their calculated values (just like pressing Ctrl+`).
• *Error Checking*: When you click this button or the Error Checking
option on its drop-down menu, Excel displays the Error Checking dialog
box,
which describes the nature of the error in the current cell, gives you
help
on it, and enables you to trace its precedents. Click the Trace Error
option on this button's drop-down menu to attempt to locate the cell that
contains the original formula that has an error. Click the Circular
References option on this button's drop-down menu to display a menu with a
list of all the cell addresses containing circular references in the
active
worksheet.

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Rajan_Verma rajanverma1...@gmail.com

* *

*Hi Group,*

* *

*Is there any difference in Trace Precedents and Trace Error in
Excel??*

* *

*I don’t need any link to see because I have already Google it.*

* *

*Regards*

*Rajan verma*

*+91 7838100659 [IM-Gtalk]*

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Oracle DBA West Norristown, PA 6+ Months

2012-08-03 Thread noorain . ansari

Dear andrew,

Job posting is ban here.

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Ability to design, implement and support Oracle production databases for
high
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6. Proficiency in Oracle partitioning, RAC, ASM, Advanced Security, Data
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Data Guard
7. Proficiency in Oracle database administration on Linux, AIX, HP-UX,
Solaris Operating
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8. Proficiency in Oracle upgrades/migrations from 9i/10 to 11g.
9. Proficiency in Oracle backup and recovery techniques including RMAN,
Networker
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10. Experience in Patching and database refreshes using Data pump, RMAN
methods.
11. Proficiency in advanced Performance Tuning - SQL, I/O and Application
tuning,
transaction monitoring, detecting resource contentions

12. Knowledge of Oracle Golden Gate.
13. Experience in managing large Data Warehouse environments.
Desirable Qualifications:
1. OEM Repository Installation and configuring with various databases,
nodes and
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server
monitoring through Grid Control.
2. Proficiency in data migration, data archiving and data access techniques.
3. Experience in implementing PCI and SOX regulatory compliances for Oracle
databases.
4. Experience in Golden Gate Implementations.
5. Proficiency in maintaining Database Standards, Reviews, Documentation,
Quality
Assurance
6. Design, test and implement Disaster Recovery and Contingency Plans for
databases,
data centers and mission critical instances and applications.
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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Trace Precedents and Trace Error

Mr Sam Mathai Chacko

Yes i make last comment ...!!

You start a discussion unutil only to draw attention?
or just bothering
I do not know how you use your time but mine is important
Now yes.. I end up here

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Sam Mathai Chacko samde...@gmail.com

:) ending this here. No comments

On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 10:27 PM, ChilExcel chilexcel...@gmail.com wrote:

1) I'm trying to say is that no matter if 1 or 2
to response, if bad or good response anrterior
just answer something to contribute and you!

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Sam Mathai Chacko samde...@gmail.com

1. Your post came on top of my post, so there is no way of me proposing
'another' solution.

2. It is not your answer (
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/understanding-excel-2010s-formula-auditing-tools.html
)

3. There is no reason to feel offended. I was only saying that it was a
different question, and you probably (apparently) didn't understand what
was asked.

Sam

On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 9:51 PM, ChilExcel chilexcel...@gmail.comwrote:

Mr.Sam Mathai Chacko

I only answer queries or questions .. if you do not like my answer
you propose another solution .. and everyone happy!!!

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Sam Mathai Chacko samde...@gmail.com

Rajan isn't asking about Formula Auditing, which I am sure he is aware
of. His question is about the difference between Trace Precedents and
Trace
Error which are two separate features in Excel.

Please read my post before.

Regards,
Sam Mathai Chacko

On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 9:34 PM, ChilExcel chilexcel...@gmail.comwrote:

Rajan

These tool in Excel allows us to Trace Precedents in a formula, Trace
Dependents , Show formulas, Error checking and Evaluating formula in
Excel.
[image: Imágenes integradas 1]

detail

*Trace Precedents:* When you click this button, Excel draws arrows
to the cells (the so-called *direct precedents*) that are referred
to in the formula inside the selected cell. When you click this button
again, Excel adds tracer arrows that show the cells (the so-called
*indirect precedents*) that are referred to in the formulas in the
direct precedents.

*Trace Dependents:* When you click this button, Excel draws arrows
from the selected cell to the cells (the so-called *direct dependents
*) that use, or depend on, the results of the formula in the
selected cell. When you click this button again, Excel adds tracer arrows
identifying the cells (the so-called *indirect dependents*) that
refer to formulas found in the direct dependents.

*Remove Arrows:* Clicking this button (or the Remove Arrows option
on its drop-down menu) removes all the arrows drawn, no matter what
button
or command you used to put them there.

*Show Formulas:* To display all formulas in their cells in the
worksheet instead of their calculated values (just like pressing Ctrl+`).
• *Error Checking*: When you click this button or the Error Checking
option on its drop-down menu, Excel displays the Error Checking dialog
box,
which describes the nature of the error in the current cell, gives you
help
on it, and enables you to trace its precedents. Click the Trace Error
option on this button's drop-down menu to attempt to locate the cell that
contains the original formula that has an error. Click the Circular
References option on this button's drop-down menu to display a menu with
a
list of all the cell addresses containing circular references in the
active
worksheet.

Chilexcel

2012/8/3 Rajan_Verma rajanverma1...@gmail.com

* *

*Hi Group,*

* *

*Is there any difference in Trace Precedents and Trace Error in
Excel??*

* *

*I don’t need any link to see because I have already Google it.*

* *

*Regards*

*Rajan verma*

*+91 7838100659 [IM-Gtalk]*

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2012-08-03 Thread Ayush Jain

Dear members,

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Oracle DBA West Norristown, PA 6+ Months

2012-08-03 Thread Prince Dubey

Gys please don't post anything that is related with job posting.
On Friday, August 3, 2012 10:37:55 PM UTC+5:30, NOORAIN ANSARI wrote:

 Dear andrew,

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 *Subject: *$$Excel-Macros$$ Oracle DBA West Norristown, PA 6+ Months

 *Oracle DBA
 West Norristown, PA*
 *6+ Months*




 7+ years working experience as a DBA
 5+ years working experience on Unix/Linux
 Experience managing multi-terabyte databases.
 Proficient experience with Oracle 9i/10g/11g.
 Ability to design, implement and support Oracle production databases for 
 high
 availability, security, manageability and reliability.
 6. Proficiency in Oracle partitioning, RAC, ASM, Advanced Security, Data 
 Encryption, Active
 Data Guard
 7. Proficiency in Oracle database administration on Linux, AIX, HP-UX, 
 Solaris Operating
 systems
 8. Proficiency in Oracle upgrades/migrations from 9i/10 to 11g.
 9. Proficiency in Oracle backup and recovery techniques including RMAN, 
 Networker
 backups
 10. Experience in Patching and database refreshes using Data pump, RMAN 
 methods.
 11. Proficiency in advanced Performance Tuning - SQL, I/O and Application 
 tuning,
 transaction monitoring, detecting resource contentions


 12. Knowledge of Oracle Golden Gate.
 13. Experience in managing large Data Warehouse environments.
 Desirable Qualifications:
 1. OEM Repository Installation and configuring with various databases, 
 nodes and
 instances. Configuration of events, jobs and reports for Instance, node, 
 server
 monitoring through Grid Control.
 2. Proficiency in data migration, data archiving and data access 
 techniques.
 3. Experience in implementing PCI and SOX regulatory compliances for 
 Oracle databases.
 4. Experience in Golden Gate Implementations.
 5. Proficiency in maintaining Database Standards, Reviews, Documentation, 
 Quality
 Assurance
 6. Design, test and implement Disaster Recovery and Contingency Plans for 
 databases,
 data centers and mission critical instances and applications.
 7. Strong knowledge or Oracle  PL/ SQL, Unix and shell scripting

 Project
 It is desired that the capacity candidate know how to construct capacity 
 models that reflect
 trend growth of current resources and project long term KPIs. The candidate 

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Trace Precedents and Trace Error

2012-08-03 Thread Prince Dubey

Hi Sam,

Nice Answer. I wanted to ask this question before well doesn't matter to 
me, I got my answer.

regards
Prince 

On Friday, August 3, 2012 9:34:10 PM UTC+5:30, Sam Mathai Chacko wrote:

 Trace Precendents and Trace Error is different from each other literally 
 as it sounds. For any single cell containing any formula, its precedents 
 are nothing but any cell or cells that it references in that formula.

 Trace Error on the other hand for any single cell containing any formula, 
 is the precedent cell or cells in that formula that have an error.

 So a cell traced using the Trace Error will always be a precedent cell of 
 that cell, but a cell traced using the Trace Precedents will not 
 necessarily have an error to be traced with the Trace Error feature.

 Regards,
 Sam

 On Fri, Aug 3, 2012 at 8:42 PM, Rajan_Verma rajanverma1...@gmail.comwrote:

 * *

 *Hi Group,*

 * *

 *Is there any difference in Trace Precedents and Trace Error in Excel??*

 * *

 *I don’t need any link to see because  I have already Google it.*

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 *Regards*

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Noorain Ansari - Most Helpful Member July 2012

Congrats Noorain. As always, your contributions help many.

Regards,
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 Noorain Ansari has been selected as 'Most Helpful Member' for the month of
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 Thanks to Don, Deba Ranjan, Magnesh, Ashish, Rajan, bpascal, Prince,
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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Noorain Ansari - Most Helpful Member July 2012

2012-08-03 Thread respuzy

Congrats Boss. Keep up the momentum
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Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ Noorain Ansari - Most Helpful Member July 2012

Dear members,

Noorain Ansari has been selected as 'Most Helpful Member' for the month of
July'12. He has posted 143 posts in July 2012 and helped many forum members
through his excel expertise.

I truly appreciate his consistency and commitment to the group. He is
really doing great job.

Thanks to Don, Deba Ranjan, Magnesh, Ashish, Rajan, bpascal, Prince, Sunita
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Keep posting.

Regards,
Ayush Jain
Group Manager
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RE: $$Excel-Macros$$ Noorain Ansari - Most Helpful Member July 2012

2012-08-03 Thread Asa Rossoff

Congratulations Noorain!

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Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ Noorain Ansari - Most Helpful Member July 2012

Dear members,

Noorain Ansari has been selected as 'Most Helpful Member' for the month of
July'12. He has posted 143 posts in July 2012 and helped many forum members
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Keep posting.

Regards,

Ayush Jain

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Marquee text in Powerpoint

2012-08-03 Thread David Grugeon

You might do better asking PowerPoint questions on a Powerpoint forum.  As
its name indicates this forum is about Excel Macros.

On 4 August 2012 02:24, rekha siri rekha.siri2...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi Experts,

 Please assist in this concern i deal with xlius earlier now we are using
 only power point dashboard presentation.

 is there any possibility to place the scrolling marquee kind of text as
 Headings of power point slides.

 which needs to be scrolling continously.


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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Noorain Ansari - Most Helpful Member July 2012

2012-08-03 Thread dguillett1

Good work!

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Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ Noorain Ansari - Most Helpful Member July 2012

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Run-time error popup message

2012-08-03 Thread Lokesh Loki

Hi All,

Still i am not getting reply from the experts. Please do the needful.

Regards
Lokesh.M

On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 5:59 PM, lokesh lokeshsmg2...@gmail.com wrote:

  Hi All,

  

 When I am clicked the Get Report to know monthly report I got the error
 popup message window saying that “Run-time error’13 in VBA’” , hence I did
 not get the monthly report. 

  

 Please find the above attached print screen of VBA line error and do the
 needful.

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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Noorain Ansari - Most Helpful Member July 2012

2012-08-03 Thread Manoj Kumar

*Cong Noorain! Ji*

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   Good work!

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 SalesAid Software
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Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Noorain Ansari - Most Helpful Member July 2012

2012-08-03 Thread Govind Mori

Congrats Noorain. As always, your contributions help many.


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RE: $$Excel-Macros$$ Noorain Ansari - Most Helpful Member July 2012