Microsoft Outlook 2007 has a Search Bar that allows you to quickly search all fields of a message. Is there a way to limit the search to a particular field?

We have Windows XPhome on our computer and find that we need Xcell for some reports we have been asked to do. I have heard that there is a free download of Xcell from microsoft if you own a licensed version of windows. Is that true? And how would you go about getting it? I am also interested in learning Power Point and have been told that is also available for free download. I just need to know if what I have been told is correct or if I will need to purchase those programs separately for my computer. Thanks

Dear Westley, In an xcell worksheet, using the "find" icon initially, the settings are for "rows" and "formulas". I rarely search by rows and almost never by formulas. It would be far handier if the "initial" choices were already set to "columns" and "values" -- which is how I search 98% of the time. Q -- Is there a way to change the script so that the initial choices would be set to the way I most often search?

I've got a macro that searches through Word documents looking for broken bookmarks and TOC entries and generates a report so they can be fixed. The problem is I can find the broken elements, but I don't know what page they're on so I can manually find them and fix them. How do I find out what page number I'm on inside of a macro?

I've got a bunch of custon menu entries on my menu bar but I don't know which macro they point to. How can I find out?

How can I create a hyperlink in Word based off of a Dropdown field?

How can I create a button in Word to launch a custom application?