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WAHEED

HI

In Ms Word how to insert number to the top of Alphabet.

Example : - A2 ( I WANT TO NUMBER 2 IT COMES TO THE TOP OF A )

PLEASE HELP ME.

BEST REGARDS.
 
It would be best to ask this in a Word newsgroup. This is a newsgroup for
Microsoft Access, a relational database program.

When you ask you will need to be clear about what you are trying to do. I
may have been able to suggest a solution, but I really have no idea what you
are asking other than that it seems to have something to do with sorting.
 
Wow, Steve. I'm impressed. When you posted the answer I was able to understand
the question, but it had me totally baffled before.

I've been appreciating your recent contributions to the newsgroup. Thank you.
 
Then why are you so negative about my offering help for a fee when an OP
appears to "REALLY" need help beyond what a newsgroup could possibly
provide.

Because I have business ethics and respect the culture of these newsgroups.
And further when it appears an OP might not have any other resource
to tap. Have you noticed that my contributions to the newsgroup far
outnumber the previous scenario?

I haven't done a google groups search to see, but you have a whole LOT of
"reasonable fee" posts out there. I agree, far fewer of them recently; that's
what I was appreciating.
 
You are totally clueless. The reason that these newsgroups are provided for
FREE peer to peer support is so that users can come here and ask questions
without being bombarded with solicitations for work.

There are other venues where the OP can ask for paid help, but it is not
here. Of course, this has nothing to do with the OP getting help, it is just
another veiled attempt by you to make money off of unsuspecting users. If
you were any good, you would have enough repeat business that you would not
have to grovel in these newsgroups.

If you do feel so strongly about providing help at a reasonable fee, why are
you no longer plying your wares in CDMA, a location, NOT provided by
Microsoft.

I guess it is pointless to again ask you for an apology for your latest
round of libelous statements. You know fill well I have not been commenting
on ALL your posts, only on the ones where you are harassing users by
groveling for work.

John... Visio MVP
 
I have said this before: If you put together a web site with some samples,
explanations, tips, etc. you can direct people there to get an idea about
how to implement a suggestion. You could also refer people to other
developers web sites or to the MVP site where free help (much of it quite
sophisticated) is available.
Assuming you could put together such a web site, people who go there could
conceivably like what they see and decide to avail themselves of your
consulting services. This is one of many ways you could appropriately
market your services. If you are any good, work will come your way.
You must realize by now that you will be confronted whenever you solicit
work directly through this free volunteer forum. You will get nowhere
arguing that the people who post here really need your paid services rather
than the help that is freely available. I would post links about newsgroup
etiquette, but that has been done, and there is no evidence you visited
those sites.

Steve said:
<Because I have business ethics and respect the culture of these
newsgroups.>

And where is the ethics and respect in seeing an OP who appears to
"REALLY" need help beyond what a newsgroup could possibly provide and all
he is told is that he needs to learn Access? You know as well as I do that
there are many OPs who "REALLY" need help that leave no better off than
when they posted. In fact they are worse off because they wasted their
time posting and getting no help. Just because they may get a response or
two does not mean they got any meaningful help.

Steve
 

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