Loss Run on Excel worksheet......Any Ideas??

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Previous reply not helpful. I need to set up my own claims tracking loss run
history on an excel workbook. Does anyone have any helpful ideas or a
template I can use? Much appreciated. Please reply to AK226. Thanks.
 
AK226 said:
Previous reply not helpful.
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I don't see any previous reply either here or in .misc where you also
posted - but that may just be my OE playing up again.

Speaking personally I do not know what you mean by "claims tracking loss run
history"

Try describing what you are trying to do and someone may offer helpful
suggestions.

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If you can't find a template via Google, then you probably need to give
some specific information about what you're looking for.

I suspect that most people who reply in these groups have as little clue
as I do what precisely a "claims tracking loss run history" means to you.

AFAIK, there's no way to directly reply to "AK226", at least not via a
newsreader.

And BTW, if you're going to refer to a "previous reply" it would be good
do so by replying to *that* post, or to at least provide a reference, so
that people don't waste their time making the same suggestion(s).
 
My apologies, I am new to the posting thing. I thank you for answering.
I'll keep looking for what I need, but if not successful, I'll write again
with more detail as to what I need. Again, my apologies and thanks.
 
I am sorry about any confusion, but I am new to the post thing and didn't
realize I needed to reply previously. I will keep looking around for what I
need, but if not successful, I'll write again with more details. Again, my
apologies and thanks.
 
I'm sure many people saw your other posts and wondered what a "claims
tracking loss run
history" meant, and that is why you had no replies. You will need to
explain what this is if you want some help.

Pete
 
Yes, thanks. I get that now. Again, I never used posts before, so I was
sort of confused as to how this works. At any rate, I'll do some digging for
what I'm looking for, before attempting to post it again. Thanks much.
 
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