Visit the following sites to benefit from the community's experience and to add to your own:

• Excel discussion groups — also known as "newsgroups" — are a quick and free way to get answers from other users and experts. You can also learn from the questions other users ask and the answers they get.
• Excel community blogs provide a wealth of valuable information. For example, see The team blog for Microsoft Excel and Excel Services.
• Microsoft Excel MVPs are Excel experts who can provide suggestions when you need to solve a technical problem. You can often find many of them in the Excel discussion groups.
• MVPs.org is an independent Web site that is managed entirely by MVPs. It lists a variety of useful links that are provided by people who are associated with the Microsoft MVP program.
• Events and webcasts home and Events for business professionals provide you with information about upcoming and on-demand video presentations.
• Community templates are templates that are created and submitted by people like you. If you submit an Excel 2007 workbook to Office Online, others can benefit from your expertise, and you can showcase your work. If you have a question about a template, you can turn to the template discussion group for the answer.
• If you can't find what you need from other users, you can contact a customer support representative by e-mail, chat, or phone.

"I have been an Excel MVP for two years now and am very delighted to be so honoured. I am very interested to explore Excel and spend a lot of time answering questions on newsgroups and contributing articles to the Office Online resource. I would be obliged to answer any of your queries, as well."

— Ashish Mathur, Excel MVP

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