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.. It seams that MrExcel's Team have a lot off work ...
.. I think that "challenge of the month" is an interesting part of the Forum
and the Team must Do something about this to make it What it's Name Says "challenge of the month" not "challenge of the Year" ...
.. I think that "challenge of the month" is an interesting part of the Forum
and the Team must Do something about this to make it What it's Name Says "challenge of the month" not "challenge of the Year" ...
Todd Bardoni
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IOANNIS said:.. It seams that MrExcel's Team have a lot off work ...
.. I think that "challenge of the month" is an interesting part of the Forum
and the Team must Do something about this to make it What it's Name Says "challenge of the month" not "challenge of the Year" ...
Hey, hey, hey...relax...they don't have to do anything at all. So, let's just appreciate what they do...
And no one better call be a brown-noser! Otherwise...
DreamAlchemist
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ok I tried using that formula to swap the two words and although works with the add in, not if entered just as a formula, I had to rewrite the formula to..
=CONCATENATE(RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-SEARCH(", ",A1)-1)," ",LEFT(A1,SEARCH(", ",A1)-1))
to get it to work as just a formula (supstituting the @ for a1)
My question is why doe s the formula require concantenate and not the add in?
=CONCATENATE(RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-SEARCH(", ",A1)-1)," ",LEFT(A1,SEARCH(", ",A1)-1))
to get it to work as just a formula (supstituting the @ for a1)
My question is why doe s the formula require concantenate and not the add in?
Sourdust
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tbardoni said:Hey, hey, hey...relax...they don't have to do anything at all. So, let's just appreciate what they do...
And no one better call be a brown-noser! Otherwise...
The opportunity is too good to miss
YA BROWN NOSING, BOOT LICKING, *** KISSING, LOWER THAN A SNAKES BELLY CRAWLING LAPDOG
Mark O'Brien
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Sourdust said:The opportunity is too good to miss
YA BROWN NOSING, BOOT LICKING, *** KISSING, LOWER THAN A SNAKES BELLY CRAWLING LAPDOG
Hark at Mr. "I Love Celtic".
Sourdust
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Hey I never professed any Timmish inclinations, its just that I detest the bluenoses so I automatically side with anybody they don't like (that doesn't leave many ). However if you find that offensive I will try to balance my loathing between both soap dodger teams
). However if you find that offensive I will try to balance my loathing between both soap dodger teams 
Aaron Blood
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Here's my belated entry...
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
If Not AddIns("Analysis ToolPak").Installed Then
MsgBox "You're a freakin idiot!"
AddIns("Analysis ToolPak").Installed = True
AddIns("Analysis ToolPak - VBA").Installed = True
End If
End Sub
After the 100th person asked me about the #NAME? errors I had to just start including it in every workbook.
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
If Not AddIns("Analysis ToolPak").Installed Then
MsgBox "You're a freakin idiot!"
AddIns("Analysis ToolPak").Installed = True
AddIns("Analysis ToolPak - VBA").Installed = True
End If
End Sub
After the 100th person asked me about the #NAME? errors I had to just start including it in every workbook.
