I recently installed Microsoft Word 2000. Now when I try to open a document in
this setting, I cannot read it. It is pure gibberish. Can Oo not work with
Microsoft Word 2000? how do I access my documents with MW?
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Open Office Writer will not open on a Win Vista system having 2GB Ram. All
other apps. (Base, Draw, Calc, etc.) run without any problems. I've tried
uninstalling/reinstalling the program but the problem remains. The error
message I get is open office has stopped working.
If anyone has a
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To: users@openoffice.org
Cc: Joy and Tony Hill
Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2007 8:40 PM
Subject: product offers,features
I currently have a free trial version of Microsoft word in my computer,
which is windows xp media center
Does the Dictionary have an English or American English language option ?
I am a new user to OO and am getting a message that an update is available.
However, when I click on the icon I get a message that the website cannot be
found.
What is this all about?
** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
Is it possible to buy a Cd for the Open office? I tried to download overnight
and it did not install. I think it may be that I have dial up and it takes a
long time. thanks
Hallo,
Kann ich hier meine Frage auch in deutsch stellen?
Ich habe in Excel 2000 ein Dokument erstellt mit VBA-Makros. Wollte nun
diese in Excel erstellten Dokumente unter OpenOffice öffnen. Das geht soweit
gut. Nur meine Makros sind nun inaktiv. Dann hab ich die Makrosicherheit auf
Mittel,
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It is a USB key with some soft already installed
You can have more details at
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make a research with google..
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Thanks for responding and thanks for the help. Downloading and running the
Windows Clean Up Utility did the trick. Everything went fine after that. Thanks
for you support of a fine product.
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Works great of course!
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On 28/09/2007, Jill Sealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using Open
everything worked great in OOo 2.1, but when i updated to 2.3 i was unable to
export my presentations to Microsoft PowerPoint presentations. i am able to do
everything else and import presentations. what could be wrong?
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Hello there,
I do a fair amount of presentations and could not find a way to print my PPT
deck as handouts - i.e. with 3 slides per page and a notes section next to each
slide.
Can you please advise?
Thanks,
Colleen.
Colleen Henderson
Associate
Baxter Bean Strategic Direction Training
Hello
I'm a bit confused. I was able to downloan and install OpenOffice 2.3, but now
when I click on it, I only get a lot of files or folders. I checked the FAQ's,
but that didn't help
How do I actually begin to use it?
Thanks,
Bob
chris via wrote:
Is it possible to buy a Cd for the Open office? I tried to download
overnight and it did not install. I think it may be that I have dial
up and it takes a long time. thanks
Hi
Here are links to suppliers of CD's:
http://distribution.openoffice.org/cdrom/
No guarantees as to
Joy and Tony Hill wrote:
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22, 2007 8:40 PM Subject: product offers,features
I currently have a free trial version of Microsoft word in my
computer, which is windows xp
Geoff Storey wrote:
Does the Dictionary have an English or American English language option ?
If you do File-Wizards- Install New Dictionaries from the web you will
given the option of at least 5 flavours of English
Note that you also have to set the language properties of your text to
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Hi Anne, I believe you have to
Lørdag 29 september 2007 23:19 skrev Adrian Try:
- I wish to start a page without columns, say a 5 cm top section that
runs to
100% width. Then a horizontal line.
- Then I wish to split up the page into 2 columns for say, 10 cms..
- Then for the rest of the page, just the usual 100%
Hi,
Geoff Storey wrote:
Does the Dictionary have an English or
American English language option ?
This page lists spell checker dictionaries, hyphenation files,
and thesauri for OpenOffice.org -
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Dictionaries
Please, see also ... -
'Tutorial for Spell
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c59442 wrote:
I recently installed Microsoft Word 2000. Now when I try to open a
document in this setting, I cannot read it. It is pure gibberish. Can Oo
not work with Microsoft Word 2000? how do I access my documents with MW?
MS Word is not able to open .odt files although they are the
Hi,
2007/9/30, Jonathan Kaye wrote:
c59442 wrote:
I recently installed Microsoft Word 2000. Now when I try to open a
document in this setting, I cannot read it. It is pure gibberish. Can Oo
not work with Microsoft Word 2000? how do I access my documents with MW?
MS Word is not able
On 29/09/2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a new user to OO and am getting a message that an update
is available.
However, when I click on the icon I get a message that the website cannot
be
found.
What is this all about?
The latest version is 2.3 so if you are not
On 28/09/2007, COLLEEN HENDERSON [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello there,
I do a fair amount of presentations and could not find a way to print my
PPT deck as handouts - i.e. with 3 slides per page and a notes section
next to each slide.
Can you please advise?
Thanks,
Colleen.
Colleen
bob horning wrote:
Hello
I'm a bit confused. I was able to downloan and install OpenOffice 2.3, but
now when I click on it, I only get a lot of files or folders. I checked the
FAQ's, but that didn't help
How do I actually begin to use it?
Do you see a file setup.exe? If so,
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Many thanks for your product. I'm very happy to work with it. I get
troubles with the Sylfaen policy. I made a Calc sheet and
chris via wrote:
Is it possible to buy a Cd for the Open office? I tried to download overnight
and it did not install. I think it may be that I have dial up and it takes a
long time. thanks
There is a list of CD vendors on the web site, but there may be other
issues. Did the download
Joy and Tony Hill wrote:
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From: Joy and Tony Hill
To: users@openoffice.org
Cc: Joy and Tony Hill
Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2007 8:40 PM
Subject: product offers,features
I currently have a free trial version of Microsoft word in my computer,
which
c59442 wrote:
I recently installed Microsoft Word 2000. Now when I try to open a document
in this setting, I cannot read it. It is pure gibberish. Can Oo not work
with Microsoft Word 2000? how do I access my documents with MW?
I'm not sure why you're seeing gibberish, as it's entirely
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On Saturday 29 September 2007 23:03:41 Fred A. Miller wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday 29 September 2007 18:48:50 S. A. Gnezdov wrote:
Windows can't support every file format in
the planet.
But that is exactly what Microsoft is
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On Saturday 29 September 2007 23:44:30 Jim Hartley wrote:
No, M$ does not want to support EVERY FILE FORMAT on the planet,
only those they can control and change when it suits their
purposes. OOXML was DELIBERATELY written with with ambiguities
and vague
When I switched to 2.3 the live links do not work in the Table Of Contents. In
previous versions I was able to click on a word or words in the Table of
Contents and I would jump to that section of the tutorial. I tried to recreate
the live links in 2.3 in the same way I created the live links
In 2.3 I have some large text documents. How can I find a word or a phrase
in the text document
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running OpenOffice 2.2 on Kubuntu 7.04 and just found that inserting a
table or converting text to table makes a table which is blank -
actually a dark grey - on the screen.
'page preview' displays the table and contents fine.
I believe this behavior is new but I cannot absolutely
Edit - FindReplace (or Ctrl-F)
Jim Hartley
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
In 2.3 I have some large text documents. How can I find a word or a phrase
in the text document
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When I do a Table of Contents it shows the gray background - never
noticed it to come up blank, in fact, I think it automatically put in
the Table of Contents label and anything that was already marked as
the right level of heading. Not sure how other tables behave, but it
sounds like a blank
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
In 2.3 I have some large text documents. How can I find a word or a
phrase in the text document
CTL F usually works, or click on Edit Find Replace or click on the
magnifying glass on the tool bar.
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I am using version 2.l of Open Office on a Mac, and am very pleased
with it.
So far, the only problem is that I cannot get sound on Powerpoint
presentations when opened with Impress. Is there any way of doing so?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Peggy Arnold
How to change the look of icons of open office files saved on hard disc,
because they all look the same?
Thank you very much.
Dear,
I can't install openoffice on my Windows pc
in the atachment is a print of the two errors
What can I do?
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Dear Team,
I wish to report a problem with the italics function in OO2.3
I use italics very frequently in my work so that paragraphs of text can have
sections of italics interspersed with normal font.
I found that OO2.3 is very erratic in its use of the italic button on the menu
bar, as
hi and best regards,
i try to install oppenoffice with personnal setup page.
i found in some windows XP configuration when you choose personnal
setting, the setup is unable to creta folder and file but if you choose
normal setting it's ok. i don't know how and why, i just wirte this mail
to
Hello I purchased open office 2 and have subsequently downloaded version 4, but
dont know how to open and use it.
My old shortchut to the 2 version will noit now work
Urgent help please
Regards
Denise Trowsdale
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Hi,
Is it possible to use OpenOffice on the new Windows Vista system?
Thanks
Luca
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I'm using OpenOffice 1.1.3. Today I could not print docouments filed under
openoffice. When I then filed
them under Microsoft I was able to print them. Where could the problem ly? I
know I should use a more recent version of OpenOffice, but at the moment I
don't have the time to accustom myself
On Sun, 30 Sep 2007, Jim Hartley wrote:
When I do a Table of Contents it shows the gray background - never noticed
it to come up blank, in fact, I think it automatically put in the Table of
Contents label and anything that was already marked as the right level of
heading. Not sure how other
Pierluca Ianniello wrote:
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Is it possible to use OpenOffice on the new Windows Vista system?
Yes.
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Denise wrote:
Hello I purchased open office 2 and have subsequently downloaded version 4,
but dont know how to open and use it.
My old shortchut to the 2 version will noit now work
Urgent help please
Regards
Denise Trowsdale
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You don't have to purchase OpenOffice and
Albert Braam wrote:
Dear,
I can't install openoffice on my Windows pc
in the atachment is a print of the two errors
What can I do?
Attachments are stripped by the mailing list. You'll have to quote the
error messages and add a brief description of what happens when you
attempt to install.
James Knott wrote:
Here's you're saying MS is trying to support every file format in the
world. Later you try to argue that what you're saying is what others
are saying.
My reading is that you are both saying the same thing... The other guy
is (in my reading) arguing this through the ooxml
J. Pliquett wrote:
I'm using OpenOffice 1.1.3. Today I could not print docouments filed under
openoffice. When I then filed
them under Microsoft I was able to print them. Where could the problem ly? I
know I should use a more recent version of OpenOffice, but at the moment I
don't have the
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As one who spent many years in the employ of IBM, the answer to this is
obvious. They started writing the IPFS (Initial Programming Functional
Spec) WHEN THAT 1.x VERSION WAS CURRENT. Then they did the FPFS (Final
Programming Functional Spec). At that point there was a re-org and the
FPFS had
James Knott wrote:
http://www.mealldubh.org/index.php/2007/09/20/legal-but/
I have dealt with IBM twice in a 20 year career, once sending them an
RFP for a system conversion from DEC, and once where I had to spend a
third of my time for 3 years working around the fact that they would not
On 9/29/07, Fam.Frischkopf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a document in Excel 2000 provided with VBA macros. Now this wanted in
Excel provided documents under OpenOffice to open. That can be done so far
well. Only my macros are now inactive. Then I macro security on means, to
it even on low
On Sunday 30 September 2007 07:15:36 James Knott wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday 29 September 2007 23:44:30 Jim Hartley wrote:
No, M$ does not want to support EVERY FILE FORMAT on the
planet, only those they can control and change when it suits
their purposes. OOXML was
Jim Hartley wrote:
See how easy it is when you understand the workings of big corporations?
Oh, I understand. I used to work for IBM, at two different times in my
career.
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But how do you explain that easter eggs from OOo are included in that version ?
If it had been done internaly by IBM ?
Hagar
Le 30.09.2007 20:44, Jim Hartley a écrit :
As one who spent many years in the employ of IBM, the answer to this is
obvious. They started writing the IPFS (Initial
On Sunday 30 September 2007 07:12:17 James Knott wrote:
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On Saturday 29 September 2007 23:03:41 Fred A. Miller wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday 29 September 2007 18:48:50 S. A. Gnezdov wrote:
Windows can't support every file format in
the planet.
On Sunday 30 September 2007 03:46:22 Russell Butler wrote:
Roberta Palmer wrote:
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On Saturday 29 September 2007 20:49:23 c59442 wrote:
I recently installed Microsoft Word 2000. Now when I try to open
a document in this setting, I cannot read it. It is pure
gibberish. Can Oo not work with Microsoft Word 2000? how do I
access my documents with MW?
Install
On Sunday 30 September 2007 10:19:21 Dr Tony Young wrote:
Dear Team,
I wish to report a problem with the italics function in OO2.3
I use italics very frequently in my work so that paragraphs of
text can have sections of italics interspersed with normal font.
I found that OO2.3 is very
On Sunday 30 September 2007 06:56:58 James Knott wrote:
When you install OpenOffice, there will be a screen
where you're asked if you want to make it the default application
for MS Office documents, make sure the boxes for all document
types are checked.
It is not necessary to check those
Thank you Jim. It works however I can only see the word highlighted on my
screen. In a very large document the word can be in several places. If I
select Find All is there some way to go from one highlighted word to the next
highlighted word?
Jim Hartley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Edit -
Hi,
2007/9/30, Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
Thank you Jim.
It works however I can only see the word highlighted on my screen.
In a very large document the word can be in several places.
If I select Find All is there some way to go from one highlighted word
to the next highlighted word?
Why
Known bug : http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=81764
Already fixed, available for next release.
Beware, you're not subscribed to the list.
Hagar
Le 30.09.2007 16:19, Dr Tony Young a écrit :
Dear Team,
I wish to report a problem with the italics function in OO2.3
I use
Hi Jill,
2007/9/28, J.J wrote:
Hi,
Frequently when Open Office is started, 'recovery' seems to be needed;
this seems to be for all files, of whatever type, created by any and all (XP)
users.
Why is this necessary?
I have not noticed any problems when closing files or the application.
The
At 13:12 30/09/2007 -0700, Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
Thank you Jim. It works however I can only see the word highlighted
on my screen. In a very large document the word can be in several
places. If I select Find All is there some way to go from one
highlighted word to the next highlighted
May I ask why you send the same question three times? Why don't you just
read all the answers you got?
Or maybe you are not subscribed to the list? In that case everyone but you
can read the replies. Just in case you didn't know, you got 11 replies. It's
not too late top read them, however. Just
I work for a company taht puts on trade and consumer shows.
I woul;d like to set up a spreadsheet with a calendar for all the shows.
There are cetain ytasks that need to be done for every show 1 ye4ar out,
6 months out, 3 months out, 4 weeks, 2 weeks, 10 days, etc etc
I am thinking of having
Lisa Hetherington wrote:
I work for a company taht puts on trade and consumer shows.
I woul;d like to set up a spreadsheet with a calendar for all the shows.
There are cetain ytasks that need to be done for every show 1 ye4ar out,
6 months out, 3 months out, 4 weeks, 2 weeks, 10 days, etc etc
I work for a company that puts on trade and consumer shows.
I would like to set up a spreadsheet to cteate a calendar for all the shows.
There are certain tasks that need to be done for every show 1 year out,
6 months out, 3 months out, 4 weeks, 2 weeks, 10 days, etc etc
I am thinking of
Symphony is a beta at present. It is, however, a free product, beta
or not.
The current beta of Symphony is based on an old version of OOo, but
has had real development done on it by IBM. Some of IBM's changes to the
UI are distinct improvements that I would like to see applied to regular
I Have Downloaded Version 2.3 Open Office. My Query, is there any Speech
Engine Available to go with this Program?
My e-mail Address Is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks,
Michael Templeton
On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 15:13:17 +1000
Mick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I Have Downloaded Version 2.3 Open Office. My Query, is there any Speech
Engine Available to go with this Program?
Depending on exactly what you wish to accomplish, I suspect that this could
possibly be made to do what you want:
John W. Kennedy wrote:
Symphony is a beta at present. It is, however, a free product, beta
or not.
The current beta of Symphony is based on an old version of OOo, but
has had real development done on it by IBM. Some of IBM's changes to
the UI are distinct improvements that I would like
On Sunday 30 September 2007 18:57:16 John W. Kennedy wrote:
I don't hear
anyone complaining about OOo stealing the ODF formats.
How is it that OpenOffice.org is stealing the OpenDocument Format?
BTW writing ODF formats is like writing OpenDocument Format formats.
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Leave the Find window open and just keep clicking Find will move you
through the file to successive instances.
Jim Hartley
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
Thank you Jim. It works however I can only see the word highlighted on my screen. In a very large document the word can be in several places.
I would like one cell to return an addition or subtraction of months or
years from the date in another call. (whatever the need is)
ie
A1-2 months
A1-1 year
A1+4 months
I need to be able to do months and years without converting them to days
Thanks!!
...Lisa
Hi Lisa
I would like one cell to return an addition or subtraction of months or
years from the date in another call. (whatever the need is)
Have a look at the months and years functions.
This is from the online help:
MONTHS
Calculates the difference in months between two dates.
Syntax
Adrian Try wrote:
Hi Lisa
I would like one cell to return an addition or subtraction of months
or years from the date in another call. (whatever the need is)
Have a look at the months and years functions.
This is from the online help:
MONTHS
Calculates the difference in months between two
Hi Lisa
Qutoe:
Since months and years do not have regular count of days you need
DATE as a helper:
Same day, next month: =DATE(YEAR(A1);MONTH(A1)+1;DAY(A1))
Contrary to the lousy documentation, DATE can calculate dates by
positive, negative and zero arguments. It knows about leap years and
count
On Sunday 30 September 2007 19:46:42 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Sunday 30 September 2007 18:57:16 John W. Kennedy wrote:
I don't hear
anyone complaining about OOo stealing the ODF formats.
How is it that OpenOffice.org is stealing the OpenDocument
Format?
BTW writing ODF formats is
On Sunday 30 September 2007 21:26:24 Andrew Jensen wrote:
Hi,
I think he was talking about stealing the short cut association
for the file type on the computer...ie, open the file and it
opens the correct program...not the actual file format.
Nope! Go back and look carefully what he wrote.
You mean as in - create a date that is the first Monday of last month?
On 9/30/07, Lisa Hetherington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perfect Andrew!!
Is there a way to modify the formula to return only weekdays (Mon-Fri)
...Lisa
PS I usually see bottom posting here, I just continued top posting to
OK - if that is what you think he meant...but go back further and the
conversation was about the fact that Symphony set the file
associations without asking - and people complained about it - that
was the actual subject of the line...IMHO..
Anyway - no harm, no foul as we say here.
On 9/30/07,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sunday 30 September 2007 18:57:16 John W. Kennedy wrote:
I don't hear
anyone complaining about OOo stealing the ODF formats.
How is it that OpenOffice.org is stealing the OpenDocument Format?
Just as much and in the same way as Symphony is.
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Not exactly,
If my formula returns a date that falls on a Sat or Sun, I would like it
to advance to the Mon after the weekend (when I would be at work).
...Lisa
Andrew Jensen wrote:
You mean as in - create a date that is the first Monday of last month?
On 9/30/07, Lisa Hetherington [EMAIL
Hi,
I think he was talking about stealing the short cut association for
the file type on the computer...ie, open the file and it opens the
correct program...not the actual file format.
On 9/30/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sunday 30 September 2007 19:46:42 [EMAIL
On Sunday 30 September 2007 21:44:40 John W. Kennedy wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sunday 30 September 2007 18:57:16 John W. Kennedy wrote:
I don't hear
anyone complaining about OOo stealing the ODF formats.
How is it that OpenOffice.org is stealing the OpenDocument
Format?
On Sun, 2007-09-30 at 12:04 +0100, Denise wrote:
Hello I purchased open office 2 and have subsequently downloaded version 4,
but dont know how to open and use it.
My old shortchut to the 2 version will noit now work
Urgent help please
Regards
Denise Trowsdale
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
That is a
On Sunday 30 September 2007 21:43:04 Andrew Jensen wrote:
OK - if that is what you think he meant...but go back further and
the conversation was about the fact that Symphony set the file
associations without asking - and people complained about it -
that was the actual subject of the
Well, three options - I'll try to give you a solution...which will be
a while as I have other commitments right now. And I am not much of a
Calc guy, more Base...so I would be slow anyway..*smile*...
Two - someone else reading this will do so.
Three - you could slip over to one of the forums and
John W. Kennedy wrote:
Do not lose sight of the fact that there are large businesses that now
refuse to install OOo (because it's hippie-commie-nerdy open-source) but
which will happily install Symphony (because it's from IBM). This is a
Good Thing.
Dang, I must be running low on tye-die
Thank you, It works great
Jim Hartley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Leave the Find window open and just keep
clicking Find will move you
through the file to successive instances.
Jim Hartley
Walter Hildebrandt wrote:
Thank you Jim. It works however I can only see the word highlighted on my
On Sunday 30 September 2007 12:18, James Knott wrote:
Jim Hartley wrote:
See how easy it is when you understand the workings of big corporations?
Oh, I understand. I used to work for IBM, at two different times in my
career.
So do I. IBM screwed all the OS/2 users with their lack of
Lisa Hetherington wrote:
Not exactly,
If my formula returns a date that falls on a Sat or Sun, I would like it
to advance to the Mon after the weekend (when I would be at work).
It comes in handy here to take advantage of the fact that TRUE and FALSE
have the numeric values 1 and 0.
So we
On 10/1/07, Joe Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lisa Hetherington wrote:
Not exactly,
If my formula returns a date that falls on a Sat or Sun, I would like it
to advance to the Mon after the weekend (when I would be at work).
It comes in handy here to take advantage of the fact that TRUE
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