Jul 14 2009

Microsoft Releases Office 2010 Details

Microsoft has begun releasing details of its new release of Microsoft Office, called Office 2010. I’ve already signed up for the Technical Preview of the software, but unfortunately I’m still on the waitlist.
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Jul 8 2009

Excel Hints Is Back Up and Running

I’d like to apologize to anyone that has attempted to visit Excel Hints in the 7 hours or so. All the links that were broken appear to be fixed now.

If you were interested in the post from earlier today, click on the following link: Check if a Cell Contains Text.

Again, Thank you for you patience and for visiting Excel Hints.

John

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Jul 8 2009

Check if a Cell Contains Text

Excel provides an easy method to determine if a particular cell contains text. Using the IsText function will return True or False after checking the given cell. Let’s take a look at at how to use this function.

IsText Example
For this example, let’s imagine Cell A1 has the text “Red”, and Cell B1 contains the number 5. Using the IsText function would look like this:
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Jun 18 2009

Count the Number of Open Excel Workbooks

This may be the shortest post on Excel Hints to date. There are many times when you are working on your project that you may need to know the number of open workbooks open on your desktop. There is a simple way you can use a built-in Excel feature to have it do the counting for you. Take a look at the example below:

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Apr 16 2009

Run a Macro When Opening a Workbook

There may be a time when you want a macro to run automatically every time you open a workbook.  Excel has a built in way to help with this – the Auto_Open subroutine (Workbook_Open achieves a similar result).  Each time Excel opens, Auto_Open() will run only once when the workbook is open.  Let’s go ahead and take a look at an example.
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