Mac Forum / Applications / Excel / September 2007

I have a photocopier with 30 users. Each user has a unique ID number in there
print driver prefrences. This works fine until they open the Excel documents
on a shared drive, edit print then save them. When another user opens and
prints the document, the print driver settings are ...

I am using version 3.1 WDS, XP SP2 and office 2007.
WDS is finding text valuse in excel files; but no numerical values. How can
I expand WDS to index also numerical values in Excel files?
Regards

     I just spent the better part of two hours trying to figure out
something that ought to be very simple, but, in Excel, isn't.
I have an Excel file with several worksheets. What I want is to save
some of the worksheets as separate CSV files in the same directory as

I am trying to represent double and triple bonds in chemistry.  For a
single bond, I am using the symbol (normal text) character 209
(unicode character 8212).  It looks like a long dash.  A double bond
looks like 2 of these, one on top of the other.  A triple bond looks

I'm finally making the switch from AppleWorks to Office:Mac.  I'm
still having to work out little new details here and there, though I'm
liking the switch.  I'd like to know how to make text "wrap
around" (as this was called in AppleWorks) within a spreadsheet cell,

The school I work at is trying to create Photo IDs badges for every
student and teacher. We have created an excel file with all of the
relevant information for the badge and we have taken photo of each
student and saved then into appropriate class folders in our Pictures

In this formula:  =COUNTIF($L$17:$L$9695,"<=-50%"),  I get the expected value.
If I try to use a cell reference :    =COUNTIF($L$17:$L$9695,"<=W1")  I get a
zero even though W1 = -50%.
Why?  Can I use cell references in this formula?

I've been mainly using Word and Excel, and have been relatively happy
with it.
But recently, by doing a lot of copy and pasting (excel charts to word
document),

I hope I can express what I need clearly.
I am looking for a way to:
1) Check a range of cells to see if they have been modified since the last
time the worksheet was opened.

First off let me just say I am no Excel genius.. therefore this may
seem like a stupid and rudimentary question.. but I can't find the
answer to this question... or at least I haven't recognized the answer
when I may have seen it.

I am on an iBook G4, Tiger 10.4.10, Microsoft Office Student Edition
2004, all current updates in order.
After I ran the most recent system update, i have a problem with
opening Excel files.  If I open Excel application, or if I doubleclick

I really like that way that Microsoft is building more and more
interactivity with the web into desktop Excel. My main complaint in
previous posts is that the MS Excel Mac team isn't moving fast enough
in that direction compared to the Windows Excel team.  Web Queries are

I am running OFFICE 2004 for MAC on an Intel MacPro running OSX 10.4.10.
I just noticed that when I view files created on my MAC on a PC running
Office 2003 Pro the files have that wrong dates.  The year is reading 2011
and sometimes the month and day are changes as well.

How to I create a lookup table (in the worksheet) and use the =lookup
function for a letter grade based on the quiz average with these rules.  I
have one sheet with a list of names and 3 test scores and a blank cell for
the average according to the rules below:

I have a formula that is showing up just as text and is not calculating.  
What setting do I need to change to allow the formula to execute?