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resolvedResolved · Low Priority · Version 2003

Vic has attended:
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when preparing charts showing how depts are performing, how can I 'hide' names with the exception of that to whom the data is specifically aimed.

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Hi Vic,

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I hope the detail we dicussed answered your question.

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Simon

 

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Excel tip:

Make macros work in newer versions of Excel

If you have created macros in Excel 97 or 2000 that you want to be able to use in 2002/XP or 2003, you may need to alter the macro security settings in the newer version of Excel you are using.

To do this, go to Tools - Options - Security.

Select Macro Security and change the security setting to Low.

Tick the boxes next to 'Trust Add-ins' and 'Trust Visual Basic' and click OK.

After you have restarted Windows, you should then be able to use your macros created in earlier versions of Excel.

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