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Hi All,

I just wanted to express my thanks to Derek and all of you who have stepped in to help your fellow coders!

It takes some time on my end to escalate these questions and I'm so glad that many of you are getting answers to your questions more quickly with the help of other community members.

- brenda (ISV Buddy Team)




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  • Santiago Cepas López

    Derek, have you considered becoming a Microsoft MVP If so, I would be a happy to recommend you for the program.

    -brenda (ISV Buddy Team)



  • Mainiac007

    Hiya Brenda,

    I have thought about it yes. Last time I read about the MVP program it mentioned that it was based on the number of posts you make. After seeing some people on the forum making 1,000 of posts I didn't think I'd have the time to manage it. I have no idea how they manage it.

    I'd love the chance to be a MVP. I think that would be brilliant. What would be the next step Do I need to apply My email is dsmyth at ntlworld dot com if you need to contact me outwidth the forum.

    Thanks very much Brenda for keeping me in mind and for the recognition.

    That's brilliant.



  • Ica

    I have a variable, x, in VBA whose value is the address I want to put in an Excel formula. Does anyone know how to do this I can't get VBA to grab the value of the variable x.

    Thanks!


  • Murom

    Thanks Brenda. What a nice post. Happy to help where I can.



  • lp75

    I love to code, so i'm glad i can be of service to anyone who needs help. (^_^ )-b Every once and a while, basically when i have the time for it, i stroll down these thread and see what i can do.
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