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I admit that when I think about creative people, I think about artists, writers, musicians, actors, etc. But if you think about it, there are another set of people such as scientists, entrepreneurs, and programmers who invent things or build businesses. The author of this book includes both the artsy types and the scientific/mathematical types…
Most of the time, when I do a download of data, the numbers all fall in nice orderly columns, and if I have to do multiple downloads, the data consistently fall into the same columns, from download to download. However, when I do a download from a software called OneSite, the numbers can shift from download…
Today, I read an article “5 Tips to Becoming Phenomenally Successful” in Careerealism. Sigh…I shouldn’t read these things because they can be rather discouraging. The first tip is to achieve excellence by being the top 1 to 3%. I’m assuming he means in the world, so I did some math estimation to see what that…
Ahhh, I’m working with another one of those downloads where the data do not lie in nice columns. I want to be able to compare data between two different downloads to make sure that the data is migrated correctly from one software to another. I would like to make Excel do most of the comparison…
This picture is actually a zoomed out snapshot of an Excel file that shows our tracking of the rollout of software to the various sites. We have so many tasks to be applied to each site and there are only 4 or 5 of us that using Basecamp wasn’t working for us. It just ended…
I read today about the $4 billion accounting mistake made by Bank of America. That’s huge. Unfortunately, I’m not too surprised about the mistake – maybe at the size and how long it has been going on – but not the fact a mistake has been made. The article also mentioned that folks were questioning about…
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