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Nov. 27th, 2007 10:39 pmCollege. The individual 'Replace' function still wouldn't work on the spreadsheet Practice exercise; I guessed that the individual function must look solely at the cell the highlight happens to be on. So I had to do 'Replace All' then manually change 16.25 back to 16. Had a couple of similar headaches elsewhere in the textbook Practices. One such was the computer's insistence on putting France before Belgium during an alphabetic sort. Later, while doing a mock exam, I realised that the sorter treats the top line as a 'headings row' and doesn't include it in the sort, unless you tick 'No Header Row'.
It was only about half an hour into class that I noticed some little angel had left a generous quantity of chewing gum on my chair, the majority of which was now firmly attached to my trousers. I changed chairs, but all that achieved was to transfer some of the gum from my trousers to my new chair.
The same woman who collared me two weeks ago joined me at coffee break again, to tell me how she was struggling with Spreadsheets - "I absolutely loathe, detest and despise Excel" - and lament the current absence of the IT expert from her workplace, as he's over in India overseeing the launch of a new office there.
Breezed through two mock exams, apart from saving a chart on a separate page when it was meant to go in the main spreadsheet - still finished both of them comfortably under the allotted time. "Blimey, that was quick," Pathenia said each time. Real exam next week.
Home to switch on Clyde 1 on the Freeview for the end of Stuttgart v Rangers.
Nose still a bit blocked, and still having the occasional heavy cough, but should be back at work tomorrow, touch wood.
It was only about half an hour into class that I noticed some little angel had left a generous quantity of chewing gum on my chair, the majority of which was now firmly attached to my trousers. I changed chairs, but all that achieved was to transfer some of the gum from my trousers to my new chair.
The same woman who collared me two weeks ago joined me at coffee break again, to tell me how she was struggling with Spreadsheets - "I absolutely loathe, detest and despise Excel" - and lament the current absence of the IT expert from her workplace, as he's over in India overseeing the launch of a new office there.
Breezed through two mock exams, apart from saving a chart on a separate page when it was meant to go in the main spreadsheet - still finished both of them comfortably under the allotted time. "Blimey, that was quick," Pathenia said each time. Real exam next week.
Home to switch on Clyde 1 on the Freeview for the end of Stuttgart v Rangers.
Nose still a bit blocked, and still having the occasional heavy cough, but should be back at work tomorrow, touch wood.