Where do you go when you’ve got an Excel question?
Survey: Where to Find Excel Answers
A while ago, I recommended the Excel newsgroups as a great place to ask questions and get one (or several) solutions. Is that what you use, or something different?
Let’s try a quick survey – it’s my first attempt, so fingers crossed that it goes smoothly! If you answer “Other”, you can add details in the comments, if you’d like.
UPDATE: The poll has closed.
Where I Find Answers
For quick questions, I usually use Google, either a general search, or a newsgroup search.
Next, if nothing turns up in Google, the Microsoft Knowledgebase is my next option, in most cases.
Occasionally, if really stumped, I’ll email a colleague for help.
Excel Books
I have a good collection of Excel books that I use too.
Some are excellent reference books, with a good index, and markers on the pages that I turn to frequently.
Others are more for inspiration, and learning new things, than for research.
Your Excel Books
There’s a list of Excel books on my website, divided into categories. If you use any of those, I’d love to know what you think of them.
Are there any Excel books you’d recommend, that are missing from the list?
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first of all Hello!
please tell me about conditional formating in excel 2007 especially have i can use in manage rules and in that what is the purpose of the (stop if true) chek box
if you tell me more about this i will be able to solve the problem
thanks
zahir jan from Afghanistan
SALAM
My Excel program the Formula is using ; rather than , . How I can change this to normal one.
Regards
MUHAMMAD RAMZAN