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rustyh
I need a simple check book register that will work in excel
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Paul B
Rustyh, I have one, if you would like to take a look let me know and I will
send a copy to you
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Debra Dalgleish
There's a checkbook register template on the Microsoft web site:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/templates/tc010186511033.aspx
http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/templates/tc010186511033.aspx
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David Turner
Debra Dalgleish said:There's a checkbook register template on the Microsoft web site:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/templates/tc010186511033.aspx
It doesn't seem to be available any more.
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Ragdyer
Try it again!
Works fine for me.(the link, that is)
Works fine for me.(the link, that is)
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Debra Dalgleish
When using Internet Explorer, the Download Now button on the first page
doesn't seem to work. However, using Netscape, I clicked the Download
Now button, and was taken to this page:
http://office.microsoft.com/templat...10186511033&Application=XL&Result=2&Version=8
There, I clicked the Download button, and the file downloaded.
doesn't seem to work. However, using Netscape, I clicked the Download
Now button, and was taken to this page:
http://office.microsoft.com/templat...10186511033&Application=XL&Result=2&Version=8
There, I clicked the Download button, and the file downloaded.
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David
Debra Dalgleish wrote
Got it now. Thanks. Don't know why IE wouldn't let me since I could get
lots of others.
http://office.microsoft.com/templates/directdownload.aspx?AssetID=tc010
186511033&Application=XL&Result=2&Version=8
Got it now. Thanks. Don't know why IE wouldn't let me since I could get
lots of others.
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Ragdyer
Funny, the download worked on my IE.
It did say that it couldn't download an .exe file though.
Had to download and save a .cab file.
Didn't install it, but the download was uneventful.
It did say that it couldn't download an .exe file though.
Had to download and save a .cab file.
Didn't install it, but the download was uneventful.
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Gord Dibben
David
IE can be a tad obstreperous at times.
1. Click tools
2. Click internet options
3. Click privacy tab
4. In the web sites area, click edit
5. In the address of web site textbox, paste
http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/templategallery/
6. Click allow
7. Click OK
8. Click apply
9. Exit IE and restart(re-boot) system
After restarting your computer, try going to the template gallery and
"download" should work.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP
IE can be a tad obstreperous at times.
1. Click tools
2. Click internet options
3. Click privacy tab
4. In the web sites area, click edit
5. In the address of web site textbox, paste
http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/templategallery/
6. Click allow
7. Click OK
8. Click apply
9. Exit IE and restart(re-boot) system
After restarting your computer, try going to the template gallery and
"download" should work.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP
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David
Gord Dibben wrote
Saw that posted awhile back when another user had trouble after updating
XP to SP2 and tried it, but no joy with this particular template. It
won't even show the preview. Here's what happens after clicking 'Download
Now':
1. Goes to End User license agreement page
2. Click on 'Agree' goes to ActiveX install page and it shows successful
install even though it's been previously installed.
3. Click on 'Continue' goes back to 'Download Now' page
4. Re-click 'Download Now' does nothing
On a hunch, tried removing ActiveX control and reinstalling it, but it
failed. Now I've got to try to get it back. Will post later after reboot.
And trying to locate it from scratch from:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/templates/default.aspx,
it wasn't shown in lists, or via template search for 'checkbook'.
Was able to preview and download others with or without the Internet
Options 'fix'. Thanks anyway.
That said, after getting it using Debra's link, thought it was pretty
lame.
David
IE can be a tad obstreperous at times.
1. Click tools
2. Click internet options
3. Click privacy tab
4. In the web sites area, click edit
5. In the address of web site textbox, paste
http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/templategallery/
6. Click allow
7. Click OK
8. Click apply
9. Exit IE and restart(re-boot) system
After restarting your computer, try going to the template gallery and
"download" should work.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP
Saw that posted awhile back when another user had trouble after updating
XP to SP2 and tried it, but no joy with this particular template. It
won't even show the preview. Here's what happens after clicking 'Download
Now':
1. Goes to End User license agreement page
2. Click on 'Agree' goes to ActiveX install page and it shows successful
install even though it's been previously installed.
3. Click on 'Continue' goes back to 'Download Now' page
4. Re-click 'Download Now' does nothing
On a hunch, tried removing ActiveX control and reinstalling it, but it
failed. Now I've got to try to get it back. Will post later after reboot.
And trying to locate it from scratch from:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/templates/default.aspx,
it wasn't shown in lists, or via template search for 'checkbook'.
Was able to preview and download others with or without the Internet
Options 'fix'. Thanks anyway.
That said, after getting it using Debra's link, thought it was pretty
lame.