microsoft word-excel- office

[@Yehuda]

KMS.

Googling has found out a little bit, but can you please elaborate?

[Live N Learn]

Googling has found out a little bit, but can you please elaborate?

Is it allowed on the forum?

[@Yehuda]

Is it allowed on the forum?

Is it illegal?

[Live N Learn]

Is it illegal?

Kinda.

[Sport]

Is it possible for a cell to reference itself in a formula? For example, Im trying to have a cell calculate a time of day based off of a specified amount of time (e.g. 20 minutes) more than the time in another cell. I then want to round up that time by using the ceiling function. The problem Im having is the ceiling function needs to refrence the time in a specified cell, which in htis case is the cell Im putting these functions in.
I know this can be done by creating 2 separate cells, one to make the first calculation and the second to round up, but I want to try and keep them in the same cell. Any one know if this is possible and if so how?  TIA

[Mikeoracle]

Is it possible for a cell to reference itself in a formula? For example, Im trying to have a cell calculate a time of day based off of a specified amount of time (e.g. 20 minutes) more than the time in another cell. I then want to round up that time by using the ceiling function. The problem Im having is the ceiling function needs to refrence the time in a specified cell, which in htis case is the cell Im putting these functions in.
I know this can be done by creating 2 separate cells, one to make the first calculation and the second to round up, but I want to try and keep them in the same cell. Any one know if this is possible and if so how?  TIA

if I am understanding you correctly, you just need to nest the 2 formulas into one. For example, if in cell A1 you have the time and in cell B1 you want to add 20 minutes and round up to the next hour the formula would look like this;
=CEILING(A1+TIME(0,20,0),TIME(1,0,0))

Let me know if this is what you meant

[Sport]

if I am understanding you correctly, you just need to nest the 2 formulas into one. For example, if in cell A1 you have the time and in cell B1 you want to add 20 minutes and round up to the next hour the formula would look like this;
=CEILING(A1+TIME(0,20,0),TIME(1,0,0))

Let me know if this is what you meant

Yes thanks, that seems to work. I was working backwords the whole time.

[Baruch]

How to I disable spellcheck from Hebrew on word. I like it on english, but I don't want it when I type hebrew.

[Live N Learn]

How to I disable spellcheck from Hebrew on word. I like it on english, but I don't want it when I type hebrew.

Try deleting 'Hebrew' from 'language preferences', under the 'review' tab.

[Yisroel Tech]

Try deleting 'Hebrew' from 'language preferences', under the 'review' tab.

But, if I'm not wrong, then he'll lose the whole RTL setting which will make it almost impossible to use Word with Hebrew text.

[Live N Learn]

But, if I'm not wrong, then he'll lose the whole RTL setting which will make it almost impossible to use Word with Hebrew text.

Add Arabic.

[thaber]

Outlook (2016) has been giving me issues with forgetting remembered words and not remembering some random mail tips.
I have exchange and deleted my profile.  Helped for the moment with some other issues (dragging emails to folders) but not for those.  Any suggestions?

[Yisroel Tech]

Add Arabic.

That's a great idea! Wonder if it really works well.

[Baruch]

Try deleting 'Hebrew' from 'language preferences', under the 'review' tab.

Didn't work. Thanks

[Live N Learn]

That's a great idea! Wonder if it really works well.

I tried it and it worked.

[Eliyohu]

What's the cheapest place to get a product key for Word?

[Yisroel Tech]

What's the cheapest place to get a product key for Word?

Here it is $30 if you are an educator (with no verification...):
http://www.journeyed.com/item/Microsoft/Office/1613086

[etech0]

Does anyone have experience installing the volume licensing version of Office 2016? I'm having trouble installing it. Here's the error I get:

[lubaby]

Does anyone have experience installing the volume licensing version of Office 2016? I'm having trouble installing it. Here's the error I get:

Well, do you have any other versions of Microsoft products installed on the computer?

[etech0]

Well, do you have any other versions of Microsoft products installed on the computer?

Office 2010, which the installer offered to remove, and possibly also a free trial of 365? (it's a fairly new laptop)