Penciling in the worksheet

[Guest guest]

Dear Sandy and list -

 

 

So for those who don’t like the “locked cells†on Sanjay’s corrected sheet, ;-)), you could always just use Donna’s latest Worksheet version, and then run a quick “eyeball†check over Sanjay’s corrected version for lines 7b and 8b, to determine value “differencesâ€, which could be up to 3 points, and pencil in your corrections. Both Sanjay and Donna have been a great help to us in our calculating processes…NOW we all just have to be sure we have Krushna’s “principles†correctly understood. ;-))

 

 

This is totally correct. Once we get the basics down, everything else will be a matter of practice, but in order to automate anything, it will take a series of trials and errors to weed out the bugs and have things go smoothly. In the meantime, it's a very simple procedure to just pencil in the differences until the correct worksheet is made available.

 

Donna

[Guest guest]

Dear Donna,

I'm not quite sure what is going on with the worksheets at the moment as they seem to be changing almost daily. I'm not complaing I think tha you and Sanjay are doing a marvellous jo trying to keep up with the new features as they are discovered, I was just commenting that I am getting a bit confused as things are moving so fast. I've just downloaded your version 1.2 again as I see it was only put on the files a few days ago. The things that tend to confuse me are the differences between the worsheets you put on the list amnd the ones which Sanjay corrects for individuals. By the way in case I haven't said it before I think you and Sanjay are doing a marvellous job. I used to do some similar programming about 10 years ago but with Lotus 123 and I know how awkward it can get.

 

Have a wonderful Christmas,

Peter

[Guest guest]

Dear Peter -

 

 

The things that tend to confuse me are the differences between the worsheets you put on the list amnd the ones which Sanjay corrects for individuals.

 

You're confused?? I can't remember one sheet from the other half the time myself! The main difference here is that there is more than just person working on the worksheet program, so sometimes we're at different versions of the same program as we work on different parts of it. It will eventually smooth itself out however as we learn the system better, don't worry. We're still taking baby steps here, so try to be patient with us. . . )

 

> By the way in case I haven't said it before I think you and Sanjay are doing a marvellous job. I used to do some similar programming about 10 years ago but with Lotus 123 and I know how awkward it can get.

 

Thanks, Peter. . .

 

Donna