Mac Forum / Applications / Excel / January 2007

I have several excel price sheets that I want to publish to the web.
What I have done for now is to print them as pdf's and then open them
in Photoshop and save them as jpg's.
It works, but the text is not as crisp as I would like it.

maybe i explained it wrong..
i tried you suggestion but i get the same result.  let me explain.
to be exact..the field>> rows D2 - D400 are the 400 items
and colums D - H are the prices

i try to drag a formula in a cell "Q2" that has the following formula
(=P2-P1).  when i drag this formula down, it gives me the same values
across all cells.  the values in Q2 are correct, but Q3-beyond are not.
the only way i know to give me the correct values is go to the formula

I'm trying to download the Microsoft Excel (and Word) Readers for my
Mac mini but only find .exe files on the Microsoft download page. I was
able to download the Powerpoint Reader successfully (using Stuffit to
expand the downloaded file) and it runs in Classic mode. But I don't

I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions or answers on why my
Formatting Pallette will disappear to the bottom of the screen when I
push on its command button.  I will then click it again it is magically
flys back up to the formatting pallette button.  If nobody know what is

I've seen this occur in the past couple of generations of Mac Excel,
including 2004 at the MacWorld Expo.
In an X-Y Scatterplot with x data in the first column, if the x axis
text alignment is anything other than 0°, the text is truncated or

Hello, everyone!
I have a strange problem on my Mac that has never materialized before.
I wrote some VBA code at work (PC running Win XP). I brought the code
home to my Mac (iMac G5, Excel 2004 (v11.0), VBA  v11.0) and it

When opening or closing Excel app, I get an error message:
"Compile error hidden module:Autoexec "
It does not seem to effect worksheets, but not sure, any ideas how to
correct this error message

I've used Excel in the PC Windows world for ages, and am just getting to grips
with Excel on the Mac.
I'm finding it frustrating that I can't use short cut keys.
For instance in Windows I can use Ctrl C to copy a range, and then Alt E S V

copying dates (either by cutting and pasting cells or by copying
worksheets to a new workbook) results in dates being changed.
example
copying 3 cells containing:

So, I read that Office 2008 isn't going to have "VBA" support.
What, exactly, does that mean?
If I currently have a set of spreadsheets where one references a
"macros" spreadsheet containing commands like:

I have upgraded from a Powerbook to a Mac Book Pro and transferred all
my files, programs and settings using Migration assistant but now when
I open any Excel files with dates in the formats have been changed from
dd/mm/yy to mm/dd/yy. The date setting in System

Wierd issue - anyone seen chinese characters appearing in the scroll
bar window as you move across columns. I see this only after I turn on
autofilter for a column. The scroll bar window (bottom of the
spreadsheet) shows the english title of the column followed by the

I use Office X for Mac on my MacBook. I work in the UK and Russia. I
have had to live with files in Russian opening with dashes (-) instead
of characters. Has this problem been solved yet? I saw the following
thread in the archive which was not optimistic. I should add that the

A minor but infuriating issue: my ctrl-click functionality seems to
have disappeared when a row is highlighted. Clicking on the number to
highlight the row, then ctrl-click no longer brings up the "right
click" menu. Specs: Excel v. 11.2 (Excel for Mac 2004); OS X 10.4.8.