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   The_Tennis_Court_Builder_...on_t | Aug 20, 2001 11:45pm | #1

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   Trying to finally create some forms that calculate. I would like to have drop down lists like Quicken for the choices used in calculating.

   Any help would be great.

   aj

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   Jason | Aug 21, 2001 02:35am | #2

   *Yah AJ. My wife is a help-desk person for Microsoft software; I'm sending this to her at work and she'll email you directly I believe, if she can help out.

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   Art_B | Aug 21, 2001 02:16pm | #3

   *The simple fill functions are: Alt E, I, S, C or R, then fill in the values you want to drop.For formula lists, view the formula toolbar, the fx block drops down the list of formula by category, double clicks on that shows lists of specific formula.E.g. complex number calculations are under the engineering heading; sine, cosine etc under "math & trig", etc.

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   The_Tennis_Court_Builder_...on_t | Aug 22, 2001 03:14pm | #4

   *Well...worked all night creating a tennis court itemized cost calculator workbook with lists, automated add up of various subgroups and all. Also found a super tech book written by a Disneyworld planner, Robert Rosenberg. Forms, drop down lists and all next.near the programming stream,aj

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   The_Tennis_Court_Builder_...on_t | Aug 22, 2001 03:15pm | #5

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