[mso] Re: Help Needed with Excel Formula

Just use the Window menu and arrange the view.

Regards, Dave S

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Chuck H" <chawsey@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2007 12:51 PM
Subject: [mso] Re: Help Needed with Excel Formula


> Herbz and Dave,
> Thank you very much for your help on this formula. Actually, I had somehow 
> ended up with the "=3C" in my explanation
> and have no idea how. But I understood what you were saying, so I simply 
> put the equal in the cell of my H drive, then
> clicked on E6 on my W drive spreadsheet and it worked like a charm. My 
> formula wasn't real far off, but it was obviously
> too far off to work. Your way works much, much better. By the way, is it 
> possible to open two spreadsheets from two different
> workbooks at the same time and have them both showing?  When I attempted 
> it, they just kept changing between the two, so
> I had to keep clicking on the taskbar to bring one up, then click on the 
> other to bring it up. It seems I remember there is some
> key to do it, but I couldn't remember. It wasn't the shift or ctrl key. At 
> any rate, I sure as heck can do it the other way if I
> need to. Again, thank you very much. I can always count on you 
> knowledgeable, kind folks for help!
>
> Chuck H.
>
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>  ----- Original Message ----- 
>  From: Herbert Chitate
>  To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>  Sent: Monday, August 06, 2007 5:09 AM
>  Subject: [mso] Re: Help Needed with Excel Formula
>
>
>  Hi Chuck,
>
>  How about opening both your H drive spreadsheet, as well as the source
>  document on your W drive; In your H drive spreadsheet if you type =3D =
>  and
>  then click on the E6 cell in your "hawsey.chuck.xls" spreadsheet.
>
>  After this close the W drive and the H drive spreadsheet should now have
>  the complete path name to your source, this not only gives you the
>  correct path name, but for future reference tells you how you were
>  typing the path incorrectly.
>
>  Hope this helps
>
>  Herbz
>
>  -----Original Message-----
>  Behalf Of Chuck H
>  Subject: [mso] Help Needed with Excel Formula
>
>  It's my "excel formula" dilemma again! I am on a network. I have a
>  spreadsheet on my H drive, and I want the information from a cell on the
>  W drive to appear in a cell in the spreadsheet on the H drive. The path
>  to the folder on W drive is w:\employee files\accordantcare
>  RN\2007\hawsey chuck. The workbook is called hawsey, chuck.xls. The
>  workbook page is called annual and the cell is E6. In the excel cell on
>  H drive, I'm entering=20
>
>  =3D('w:\employee files\accordantcare RN\2007\[hawsey,chuck,
>  hawsey.chuck.xls]summary'!E6)
>
>  In other words, I want the number from the E6 cell on the W drive to
>  appear in the C25 cell in the workbook on my H drive. I've tried it with
>  and without all the apostrophes and quotes and such, and I simply cannot
>  make it work. I think I must be close, but not enough to get excel to
>  try and complete it for me. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
>  Chuck H.
>
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