Scan printed Excel document
I have a printed Excel workbook with all the cells with squares printed around them - not sure how else to say that. Is there any program that could scan that information in from the printed sheet and put in an Excel document? No, I don't have access to original document.
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Thank you for your assistance....was looking for the button to award points...
You're welcome, Daren. I definitely understand that you could not find the button to close the question and award points. This has been the case for many members recently. Experts Exchange attempted to improve the question-closing process, but it seems that the current process has been more problematic than the previous one. I would like to help you with it, but I can't, as I am largely an "answerer" at EE, not an "asker". All I can do is refer you to the latest support article on it, which is here:
How do I close my question?
Experts Exchange is well aware of the problem and they are working on it with high priority. There are two extensive discussions going on right now about the issue:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/discussions/220483/endorsement-vs-helpful.html
https://www.experts-exchange.com/discussions/220484/2-April-2018-Release-Notes.html
You may, or may not, want to take the time to read them and/or weigh in with your own experience (you need to click the "Load All Comments" link at the bottom of the question to see all the comments). Regards, Joe
How do I close my question?
Experts Exchange is well aware of the problem and they are working on it with high priority. There are two extensive discussions going on right now about the issue:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/discussions/220483/endorsement-vs-helpful.html
https://www.experts-exchange.com/discussions/220484/2-April-2018-Release-Notes.html
You may, or may not, want to take the time to read them and/or weigh in with your own experience (you need to click the "Load All Comments" link at the bottom of the question to see all the comments). Regards, Joe
Daren,
I just noticed that you accepted the post with the attachments as the only answer (the Best/Accepted Solution). The real answer is in the previous post, which should at least be an Assisted Solution, and more likely the Best Solution. That's why I selected both posts when I did the closing. I'm going to request that this be re-opened so that you can close it again with both posts selected as solutions. Thanks, Joe
I just noticed that you accepted the post with the attachments as the only answer (the Best/Accepted Solution). The real answer is in the previous post, which should at least be an Assisted Solution, and more likely the Best Solution. That's why I selected both posts when I did the closing. I'm going to request that this be re-opened so that you can close it again with both posts selected as solutions. Thanks, Joe
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