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Just what I was afraid of. Actually I can't understand that they put such an
important improvement in a minor upgrade (from .0 to .5). I only have 6.0
for a couple of months now, but I get more and more the idea that I have an
old program. In my opinion 6.5 is what 6.0 should have been :-( I hope that
they will incorporate VBA in version 7.0. Then I will upgrade, if I have the
money.
Greetings,
Jan Diederik
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Greening <jimginva@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Jan Diederik <jddehaas@xxxxxxx>
Date: zaterdag 21 februari 1998 18:57
Subject: Re: Formulas
>Jan,
> Yes it has. MS6.5 lets you use variables in formulas, previous
>versions do not. The variables are identified by the := and have a
>semicolon after them. To use the formulas in MS6.0 you would have to
>insert the variables nominal value in the actual formula.
>
>Jim
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