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#1
15 Sep 2008 02:14
 
 
hi, in business school, they are making me take this microsoft excel 2008
course. now im very stupid. beyond stupid and hopeless. i am wondering if
there are any excel gurus out there who can hold my hand and make sure i
'excel' at this course. your time will not be wasted, but your patience will
be tested.

 
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15 Sep 2008 03:11
 
 
Conquer wrote:
hi, in business school, they are making me take this microsoft excel 2008
course. now im very stupid. beyond stupid and hopeless. i am wondering if
there are any excel gurus out there who can hold my hand and make sure i
'excel' at this course. your time will not be wasted, but your patience will
be tested.
You mean Office 07? Unless you are on a Mac then it's Office 08.

 
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15 Sep 2008 13:15
 
 
Ramjett wrote:
Conquer wrote:
hi, in business school, they are making me take this microsoft excel 2008
course. now im very stupid. beyond stupid and hopeless. i am wondering if
there are any excel gurus out there who can hold my hand and make sure i
'excel' at this course. your time will not be wasted, but your patience will
be tested.
You mean Office 07? Unless you are on a Mac then it's Office 08.
If it's office 08, for mac, you're getting off easy. Mac doesn't support
visual basic which means all fancypancy features are impossible to do on a
mac. That aside, I really can't imagine what an excel-course could possibly
contain. Does this course have the notepad course as prerequisite? :)

 
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15 Sep 2008 20:57
 
 
Malar wrote:
Ramjett wrote:
Conquer wrote:
hi, in business school, they are making me take this microsoft excel 2008
course. now im very stupid. beyond stupid and hopeless. i am wondering if
there are any excel gurus out there who can hold my hand and make sure i
'excel' at this course. your time will not be wasted, but your patience will
be tested.
You mean Office 07? Unless you are on a Mac then it's Office 08.
If it's office 08, for mac, you're getting off easy. Mac doesn't support
visual basic which means all fancypancy features are impossible to do on a
mac. That aside, I really can't imagine what an excel-course could possibly
contain. Does this course have the notepad course as prerequisite? :)
Simply untrue. Excel for Mac supports VBA and includes the VBA Editor.

 
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16 Sep 2008 03:01
 
 
Beliar wrote:
Malar wrote:
Ramjett wrote:
Conquer wrote:
hi, in business school, they are making me take this microsoft excel 2008
course. now im very stupid. beyond stupid and hopeless. i am wondering if
there are any excel gurus out there who can hold my hand and make sure i
'excel' at this course. your time will not be wasted, but your patience will
be tested.
You mean Office 07? Unless you are on a Mac then it's Office 08.
If it's office 08, for mac, you're getting off easy. Mac doesn't support
visual basic which means all fancypancy features are impossible to do on a
mac. That aside, I really can't imagine what an excel-course could possibly
contain. Does this course have the notepad course as prerequisite? :)
Simply untrue. Excel for Mac supports VBA and includes the VBA Editor.
Incorrect. VB is NOT in Excel 2008 for the Mac. http://www.macworld.com/article
/131350/2008/01/excel08.html

 
 
 
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