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In excel there is something called "deliniate" (sp?). Where is it
In Excel I believe there is something like "deliniate" or "deliminate". I
just need to know where to go to find that function. Thanks |
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In excel there is something called "deliniate" (sp?). Where is it
A good start would be an Excel group - this one is for Word!
-- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org than wrote: In Excel I believe there is something like "deliniate" or "deliminate". I just need to know where to go to find that function. Thanks |
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In excel there is something called "deliniate" (sp?). Where is it
Excel has many functions - I can't say I recognise one from your post. I
would try an Excel newsgroup and it might help if you gave a little more information, like what sort of function it is. -- Enjoy, Tony "than" wrote in message ... In Excel I believe there is something like "deliniate" or "deliminate". I just need to know where to go to find that function. Thanks |
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