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Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 30th, 2007
Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 30th, 2007
Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 27th, 2007
Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 25th, 2007
In every application I develop for customers, I include a power-user tool to allow the users (whom have that privilege), to do a global find & replace on data. This saves me from creating silly a
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Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 22nd, 2007
Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 21st, 2007
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Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 18th, 2007
I regret being so lousy when it comes to graphics. I admire (and I'm jealous of) people with that skill. When seeing so much reaction to the bar-graphs I did last week, I toyed with the idea and came
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Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 16th, 2007
Custom Excel formatting is a neat way of accomplishing rather fancy representations of values. A custom format can have of up to 4 sections (this is from the Excel help file): So, if you want to p
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Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 14th, 2007
Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 12th, 2007
Alternate colored rows takes me back in history when I had to work with piles of pyjama-striped chain paper, that were spawned from big noisy lineprinters. People still like alternate rows, as it imp
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Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 10th, 2007
In his recent blog entry at Interface Matters, Chris Blatnick talked about a way of creating Graphs in a view using colored columns. It's a nice idea, but a bit cumbersome to develop. It reminded me
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Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 8th, 2007
Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 7th, 2007
Defining names in Excel is usually limited to ranges (1 cell is also a range). Names are easy to define, and make formulas easier to read (look at the VLOOKUP post I did a couple of weeks ago). But
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Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 5th, 2007
There's some tools I can't live without when doing Notes development. Some of them are free, some of them are quite expensive, but the ROI is very high. Here's what I like: a) Pure Notes developmen
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Posted by Theo Heselmans on July 1st, 2007
Last week I talked about an Excel function called VLOOKUP. It's a nice enough function, but has 1 major flaw: it's pretty slow, and when you have to look-up several other column info for the same key,
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