How to report "Google Search" Problems

Here's where you can report issues with Google Search. I especially like the choices, "The results included spam" and "The results included a page that was irrelevant").



Google Search



Here's what the form looks like on that web page:



"Give us feedback



Please click the category that best matches your feedback.

Based on the category you choose, we'll try to get your feedback to the appropriate team. While we can't respond to most entries, we take your feedback seriously and will use it to continuously make Google better.

• ○Something is broken and I can't use Google properly.


• I can't search.


• I can search, but something else is wrong.


• Visually, something doesn't look quite right.

◉Google's search results weren't helpful.

• I couldn't find the page or information I wanted.


• The results included spam.


• The results included a page that was irrelevant.


• I clicked on a result and was taken to a dead link or error page.


• Other

○ I had a bad experience with a website I found on Google.

• A website cheated me or provided poor service.


• One or more of the results were inappropriate.

○ I want to add my site to Google or update my site's listing.

• I want to remove content from the search results.


• I want to add or update my site in the search results.


• My business address or phone number appears incorrectly.

○ I have a suggestion or want to share positive feedback.

• I have a great idea that you should use to improve Google Search.


• I have a positive Google experience that you can share with others.


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None of the above? Try the Web Search Help Forum."

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Excel - How to Round Data Labels in Charts

Here's how to change your chart labels from actual data to something like $1K.





Apply it by right-clicking the data label and going to the number tab, then in the Custom category. Type $0,"k" in the "type" box and hit OK. 





[If using Microsoft 2007, then click on the "Format" tab, "Format Selection", "Number" and then type into "Format Code" box: $0,"k".]





Jon Peltier (first link below) has a great page of information about number formats, and he spells out thousands, millions, etc., specifically toward the bottom of the page. The Office Online article will also give you a good overview so you can understand what's going on with the dollar sign and the K inside quotation marks. Thanks to Echo S.



http://peltiertech.com/Excel/NumberFormats.html 



http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel/HP012165031033.aspx?pid=CH100... "

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Google Contact Links

Reset Google password/forgot username



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