In my proposed metric, your ratio is 1850:1, being substantially more than 2, that indicates you are a thoughtful contributor to the board, being far more than 100 indicates that you need a new hobby.
Perhaps a sensible refinement would be user's-posts per user's-initiated threads (has someone suggested this?). Then if you started your two threads and never bothered replying, your ratio wouldn't be buoyed by your thousands of other contributions, you'd have a ratio of 1:1, and I could cast you into the mental bin of "idiots on whom my time should not be expended" (normally reserved for work colleagues)... of course, you didn't do that, so I guess there's no danger of that. :D
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target practice, Chuck!!
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this made me laugh, the op obviously got hold of the wrong end of the stick and threw his toys out of the pram.DOH!
and roy uk rightly banned him .
as an aside any one else noticed that the shortened url
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-prog...arsing-it.html
seems to be suggesting something quite rude lol
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Here's today's entry: http://www.excelforum.com/excel-work...o-columns.html. The OP changes their requirements several times, yells at NBVC, and then picks a solution that's opposite the thread title. Good stuff.
That banging sound you're hearing is me hitting my head against the wall.
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I had a few of those yesterday... I was looking for my Tylenol![]()
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well he is a neighbour of shg lol
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how to enter array formula
why use -- in sumproduct
recommended reading
wiki Mojito
how to say no convincingly
most important thing you need
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Sometimes, I feel like a magnet for bad threads. This OP wanted me to hold their hand even to the point of inserting the formula I gave them in their workbook, but then didn't even update it to include the necessary data.
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-gene...ml#post2267517
Doubtful; no true Texan would describe their location as "Texas, United States". I think he's from one of those Texas wanna-be states, like ... well, like all of them.Originally Posted by martin
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This week's entry: http://www.excelforum.com/excel-2007...ml#post2273565. OP seems to want to understand the formula, but doesn't seem capable of adding a simple IF test or converting it to IF(OR.
Here's a favorite (and popular too) response;
"I can't get it to work."
Can't get it to work how??? Do these people go to the mechanic and say "My car is broken?!?" Sheesh
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I think I've had three of those in the last week, and that's out of maybe 30 total posts.
I have taken to answering a few questions by pointing the OP to the help text/training or other resource which has the answer.
Hope this was useful or entertaining.
Good move Tony!
I agree. 1) Why reinvent the wheel? & 2) making friends with the [F1] key should be high on the list of things to do for a willing learner. Hopefully we find enough willing learners that we can feel we are holding our own using the subtle apporaches & not feel the need to suggest a RTFM banner (these made me chuckle & sigh in agreement) across the top of the Forum! j.k.
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