Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2014 [Holiday Gift Inside]

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Hello awesome readers of Chandoo.org,

I wish you a merry Christmas & very happy New Year 2014. May your holidays be filled with joy and warmth. And your new year with lots of hope, fun, strength and awesomeness.

I also want to tell you how thankful & fortunate I feel to have your support in this year. Your desire to learn Excel & become awesome at your work motivates me everyday to learn & share. 2013 is a memorable year in my life because of you. Thank you.

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2014 from Chandoo.org

About this year’s holiday card

We took this picture about 2 months ago. We all got nicely dressed and were about to leave to a friend’s wedding. Then Jo suggested we get some pics while all 4 of us are looking good. And there we go. Click on the picture to enlarge.

Wait… I have a holiday gift for you!

Holiday gift - Chandoo.org

This year I have a special holiday gift for you. I wont be dropping in thru your chimney though. Instead you can pick it up. Just click here.

Holiday Schedule of Chandoo.org

As many of you are going to be away for holidays or annual vacation, we will be having very little activity on Chandoo.org. Schedule for next 2 weeks is,

  • 27 December: Free Excel calendar template for year 2014
  • 30 December: People and websites that helped Chandoo.org in 2013 [ thank you message ]
  • 31 December: Best of Chandoo.org, 2013
  • 2 January: Top 10 things I learned in Excel after using it for a decade
  • 3 January: How Chandoo.org can make you awesome in 2014 [survey]

Our Forum:

Chandoo.org Forums will remain online and probably active during this holiday season. Although most regulars & ninjas would be away, you can post your Excel questions & hopefully someone will help you out.

Our Online Store:

Our online store will remain available and you can continue to purchase your favorite Excel training programs or templates. Please note that there will be 1 day delay in getting your login details for purchases made on Christmas day or New Year Day.

Online Classes, Student Doubts & Questions:

All our online classrooms will be open in this holiday season. You can enjoy the video lessons & ask questions. Please expect 2 day delay for questions posted between 25 December to 1 January.

Emails:

If you send me an email in next 2 weeks, please expect some delay. We are expecting quite a few relatives & guests during this holidays and I am not hoping to spend too much time online. If you do not hear from me, send a reminder after 5th of Jan.

Once again…

On behalf of Chandoo.org family, staff & volunteers, I wish you a merry Christmas & happy New Year 2014. I hope & pray that your life is filled with happiness, wealth & health in this holidays & going forward.

Thank you.

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22 Responses to “Master Excel 2007 Ribbon with this Free Learning Guide”

  1. Finnur says:

    Thank you, kind sir. Well done with the baby making.

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  4. ajay says:

    Very Useful Info..Keep it up..

  5. Chandoo says:

    @Ajay.. you are welcome 🙂

  6. [...] Excel 2010 UI looks considerably better and less stressful than 2007. The colors are dull and subtle. The icons don’t call for attention unless you want to do something. The menus / ribbons feel smoother and slicker. [Learn to use Excel Ribbon with this Free e-Book] [...]

  7. Mark says:

    I can't open this pdf. I get the error message:

    You do not have the required license to open this file.

    Please request a license from the creator of the file, and add it using the license manager and they try opening it again.

    What gives??

  8. Mark says:

    I downloaded the file again and it worked this time. Strange. (First file was 116 KB, second was 1644 KB... ???)

  9. Michael says:

    Hi Chandoo,
    thanks for sharing your Excel 2007 learning experience with us; unfortunately the link to the pdf of the free Excel 2007 learning guide seems broken: my Acrobate Readers flags: "Unkown file type or corrupte data".
    Have a nice day
    Michael

  10. anja says:

    well done this is great

  11. Fabian says:

    Can somebody just provide a link the classic TAB exportedUI files for MS Office 2003 for us to use in office 2007/2010?. searching online, everybody just wnats to make a buck online with silly Classic Tab installers which do nothing more than inport exportedUI files for you.

    Don't give me a ribbon how to guide, just give me free exportedUI files. I should not have to pay anyone for this, it is free XML, MS should have included this to begin with.

  12. rocky says:

    thanks

  13. kartik says:

    Dear.
    There are a set of debit values and a set ot credit values in a column. I want a vba code by whcich the debit value plus a single / multiple credit value is zero that needs to be marked .
    finally i will come to know out of the avaibale debits which cannot be used the with avilable credits either single or multiple values.
    If multiple matching sets are available let it take the 1st or the 2nd one its not an issue.
    Column A Ref
    -1000 A
    -5000 B
    -8000 C
    800 A
    100 A
    100 A
    2000 B
    3000 B
    13000
    15000

  14. ridwan says:

    hi...
    how to make this add-ins and display in ribbon... check this sample : http://www.cprsoft.com/GCDemo01.htm
    thank you sir...
     

  15. Aleem Qamar says:

    Please tell me format painter short cut key In excel ?
    Thanks In Advance

  16. mano says:

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