Mac Forum / Applications / Excel / March 2006

Having thrashed about with this for days, I would appreciate some help with
the syntax to to fill the cells of a designated column in a one-for-one
fashion with items from a list variable. As a bonus, it would be very neat
to set the size of the column range by script to match the ...

Just a few crashes I noticed with the Mac version (I'm mainly a PC user).
- Clicking on a hep button in a userform can make Excel crash
- Focus changes are not well managed causing Excel to crash. You need two
clicks sometimes to set the focus on a combobox.

Does anyone know how to make diacritical marks for pronunciation in
Excel? Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
-L.

I'm triying to use the Split function in a Excel macro with Mac Excel 2004.
Public Sub Workbook_Open()
 Dim strTemp() As String
 strTemp = Split(Application.Path, ":")

I have created a database in an Excel sheet and when I scroll down, I
do not want the header info in row 1 to move. How do I do that?

We are working on a project in Office 2000 on Excel. The problem we are
trying to solve is to have macro to print a list. However, the list will
change (shrink/grow) so selected ranges in our macro is not working. Is there
a way to build one to select a print area, then print?

I've got a worksheet that I wrote on a PC that has a number of embedded
objects (buttons, radio buttons, group boxes). These objects, of course,
don't work on my Mac with OS X 10.3.9.
Worse, I can't find a way to remove the objects from the worksheet to