Using VISTA® or Windows 7® operating system! ONLY!
After saving a file, I get an error when reopening the file? |
Most users that have the newest VISTA® or Windows 7® operating system most likely have the newest Microsoft Office 2007. The Excel in Office 2007 is not totally backwards compatible - thus you must always save the file as a Office 2003 format .xls Microsoft has now released a way to change the default settings for all the Office 2007 products - click here. |
Using VISTA® or Windows 7® operating system! ONLY!
What
does"#NAME?" mean? |
This
means that your Excel 2007 does not have the proper Add-Ins. You will need to install the following add-in "Analysis ToolPak"
- Click the
 Microsoft Office Button , and then click Excel Options.
- Click Add-Ins, and then in the Manage box, select Excel Add-ins.
- Click Go.
- In the Add-Ins available box, select the Analysis ToolPak check box, and then click OK.
Tip If Analysis ToolPak is not listed in the Add-Ins available box, click Browse to locate it.
If you get prompted that the Analysis ToolPak is not currently installed on your computer, click Yes to install it.
- After you load the Analysis ToolPak, the Data Analysis command is available in the Analysis group on the Data tab.
- More Info at Microsoft
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Excel 97, 2000 or 2003 ONLY!
What
does"#NAME?" mean? |
This
means that your Excel does not have the proper Add-Ins. Go to the top menu of Excel and click on "Tools"
and then click on "Add-Ins". A display will appear showing
the add-ins installed. Make sure that the "Analysis ToolPak"
is checked. If it is not checked, then check the "Analysis
ToolPak" box and click "OK". Excel will then prompt
you to insert your Microsoft® Excel or Office Suite CD to load
the "Add-In". Once this is completed, then enter a new
start date on the program. |
| CSI
only offers their programs as online downloads - so how do I backup
the program? |
After
downloading the file to your hard drive, copy the file to a floppy
disk or burn it to a CD for safe keeping. |
| The
Days "over/under" is incorrect. |
The
steps for making the first schedule are as follows:
1. Enter the Start Date in cell "C8"
2. Revise all WkDays for each task item. Note always enter "0"
for all WkDay items that are for ordering or contracting.
3. After entering all the WkDays, go to task item 153 and make
note of the date in the completed column. Remember that date and
now enter it in the "Proposed Complete" cell. This "Proposed
Complete" cell date should not be changed from that point
forward as you continue updating this specific job # schedule.
This date will effect the days over/under by using this "Proposed
Complete date".
|
| Does
this program recalculate starts and completions if the home becomes
behind or ahead of schedule. |
That's
the purpose of this program. When you enter an actual completion
date to replace a "N" the program will automatically recalculate
the dates from that item completely to the completion dates. |
| Do
I have to enter dates that fall on Mondays through Fridays? |
Yes! |
| What
are the small Red Triangles located in some cells? |
These
Red Triangles are comment prompts or explanations for that particular
cell. By putting your mouse pointer over the Red Triangle, a small
pop up will display containing this helpful information. |
