CJD Watch/CJD Victims Database:

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Hi everyone,

I have a favor to ask. Is there anyone on the list familiar with Excel. I

need help here. It is new to me, I have never used it before yesterday. I

need help as it is a very powerful program, and a little deep for me with all

the other things I am doing.

Don, are you familiar with the program, hopefully? Can you give me any advice

on this program?? I have no idea about sorting with this program.......

The Victims Profile Database is at:

http://members.aol.com/brenall1/watch/CJDVictims.htm

Dr. Tom Pringle sent this email to me after looking at the database:

Very cool, I can't believe how fast you got this done. Now practise sorting,

say by length of illness [descending sort] or by state or by date of death.

Then can have a separate page for each table with a master page providing

links to those sorts. Sorts also allow you to find blanks and entries that

need revising.

M

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On familial, best if you can give kind, such as E200K or P102L. See

http://mad-cow.org/~tom/prion_point_mutations.html

When I looked at the source code, the table html was very bulky, with tons of

formatting. this makes the document slow to load. excel may have various

ways of saving to html or save as text and import into your html editor where

you have more control. text separated by tabs goes easily into tables.

Best,

Tom