I'd like to thank Malcolm (mdmackillop) for all his hard work here and start by congratulating him on his new promotion from Moderator to Administrator: Knowledge Base VP! I know that as an Approver, this site and our KB would not be what it is today without him. I'm not sure if all of you understand how much work he has put in, but let me tell you, it has been countless hours. He is a driving force of this site and I am thrilled to have him with us. Thanks Malcolm!!
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Congratulations to Malcolm. As Zack has said there is no one more qualified or deserving. I am personally proud to be member where Malcolm is part of it.
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Hail to the chimp...err..chief!
Heh, congrats Malcolm!!
Congratulations, Malcolm.
In truth, Malcolm is probably the most rigorous tester that I have ever met. Definitely an asset to the VBAX team.
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COngratulations, Malcolm!
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Patrick
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Congratulations
Long overdue IMO- Congratulations Malcolm
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Congratulations and a big group hug!
Well done MD. You are an inspiration to those of us who are trying to learn.
Ted
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Congrats! Well done and well deserved!
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Rich
Thanks for all your hard work Malcolm
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Thanks all for the kind words.
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Malcolm
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Hello Ladies & Gents,
Thought I'd sneak in this board of Experts -- I just have to say congrats to Mr. MDMackillop.
He helped me big deal on my Oct thread "Popular topic -- copy data to empty rows" viewed 246 times!
Without his generous codes, I could hardly survive my recent Excel project.
But I couldn't believe I missed this announcement by 2 months (what a mess my part).
Anyway, better late than never. So, MD, CONGRATS! CONGRATS, and very well deserved!
Nee
Well, I missed it too. I was without an internet connection for roughly a year. Long story that nobody wants to hear, but I am back "online" again now. My sporadic trips to the library for a quick fix of my favorite forums is now a thing of the past.
Anyway, belated congratulations Malcolm.
Brandtrock
Great to have you back. I noticed that you had not visited here or Ozgrid, but assumed work was piling up.
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Rich
Can you promote me to something please?
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Having been overcome with emotion on the reading of your recent posting, I think your appointment as "Poet in Residence" is only a matter of time.
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Sorry I missed this one! Well done Malcolm
As others have said, it is truly well deserved!
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Thanks Joseph.
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