Yabba Dabba Doo! MS loves Aladin too!

[schielrn]

Congrats Aladin, tehre are many of formulas that you have provided me and I still use, but still have no clue how exactly they work. Even though I am starting to figure it out day by day.

Definitely deserved.

Now the question is will he even see this in the lounge, as I don't recall ever seeing him post in here? He's alwyas hard at work coming up with these brilliant formulas.

 

[T. Valko]

Congrats, Aladin!

I find it hard to believe that you are just now being awarded MS MVP.

I always thought you were one of those "covert" MS MVP's that didn't make your award public.

 

[Tom Urtis]

This has to be Microsoft's longest running oversight in its MVP award selection history, thankfully now finally confirmed which it should have been years ago.

Congratulations Aladin, and many thanks for helping me learn more about Excel over the years from your brilliant formula solutions.

 

[barry houdini]

I have to echo all the previous comments, congratulations Aladin, this community certainly recognises your contribution.

Personally, you've provided me with endless inspiration, knowledge, motivation and assistance over the last few years, thank you.

regards, barry

 

[Peter_SSs]

I had assumed that Aladin was on a 'non-public' Microsoft MVP list or else he had been offered MVP status and declined. If this has only just happened, then it is certainly long overdue.

Congratulations Aladin!

Hopefully, Microsoft will soon update their Excel MVP list as I can't find Aladin on it at the moment.

 

[T. Valko]

Hopefully, Microsoft will soon update their Excel MVP list as I can't find Aladin on it at the moment.

I think I'm allowed to disclose this! If not....

It's the MVP's decision as to whether or not to go public. If they choose to not go public then they won't appear in the *public* MVP directory.

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[error_free]

Congratulations Aladin, truly well deserved...you helped me with my 1st ever post on here....

 

[Peter_SSs]

I think I'm allowed to disclose this! If not....

It's the MVP's decision as to whether or not to go public. If they choose to not go public then they won't appear in the *public* MVP directory.

OK, makes sense. So maybe we have now just arrived at the position I thought we were already at:

I had assumed that Aladin was on a 'non-public' Microsoft MVP list ...

 

[sanrv1f]

congrats master

ray:

 

[DonkeyOte]

Absurd it's taken this long for AA to get this recognition !

Congratulations Aladin - I have undoubtedly learnt more formula tricks from you than any other