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Lindsay has attended:
Excel Intermediate course
Excel Introduction course
Excel Advanced course

by - delegate Lindsay [2 posts] (2007 Oct 10 Wed, 15:41) Reply

How frequent are the questions we pose looked at & responsded too?

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RE: questions asked

by - trainer Pete platinum contributer [801 posts] (2007 Oct 11 Thu, 09:46) Reply

Hi Lindsay
Thanks for your question, realistically we try to answer a question within 4 hours of it being posted, however these questions are answered by the training team, and obviously constraints are upon us when busy. Our target is to answer questions within a 24 hour time limit. If your question requires clarification we may however ask for more information. To answer your question we look at and respond to the questions on a daily basis.

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