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BP put this puzzle out in LinkedIn. I am not sure why and quite a few people did not give the same answer as in the Answer tab. Hmmm, either I’m wrong and I don’t think so or that 36% percent figure is about right.Click on the tabs to get at the puzzle and then…
I’ve been testing, testing, and testing the ACA reporting, trying to make sure the results are right. I had about 50% of the reports done with the hope that an assumption for the additional 40% would turn out to be right. For me, dates are always problematic. There are always unforeseen results that come out…
I’ve been working a bit with Access the last few months because I’m working with a set of data that is huge. Huge as in I originally had to break up the problem into separate Excel spreadsheets in order to arrive at a smaller data set. Once I got Access, it cut that problem out…
I’m reading a book about being a better thinker and making better decisions, called Mindware by Richard E. Nisbett. So far, it has been chockfull of interesting information. I haven’t delved very far (been too busy) so I haven’t reached the section that will tell me how to think better. But so far, the book…
I’ve been working on a new idea which could be interesting. I generally don’t get a chance to do this so it’s been fun to try to figure this one out. I’m trying to do this for budgeting purposes but I may not finish in time due to the complexity. If it is not done,…
(Re-posting because I had trouble accessing the post. Original entry was around May 9th.) Two weeks ago, I created a cool, nifty spreadsheet to do most of the heavy lifting. Previously, I used to download 2 sets of data, one from the prior week and one for the current week, and try to look at…
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