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» Stuff You've Overheard
I was idly
browsing a message board the other day and I overheard/saw two guys chatting about how they were involved in live action role play.
Cunts
(Thu 10th Jun 2004, 14:10, More)
I was idly
browsing a message board the other day and I overheard/saw two guys chatting about how they were involved in live action role play.
Cunts
(Thu 10th Jun 2004, 14:10, More)
» Stuff You've Overheard
Hey, camel related incident
I also doubt very much if you are in reality a three inch long hairy gash.
Tis poetic license my dear
(Thu 10th Jun 2004, 15:52, More)
Hey, camel related incident
I also doubt very much if you are in reality a three inch long hairy gash.
Tis poetic license my dear
(Thu 10th Jun 2004, 15:52, More)
» Clients Are Stupid
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As part of the intranet where I work, there is a discussion area where people can post IT questions for peer help. These are normally along the lines of what bit of VB script will do such and such and what forumla do I need in Excel to do so and so.
This little gem appeared this morning however: I use an Excel log which until recently automatically recorded ,on the annual log, odometer start and end readings once I had entered actual mileages on the monthly logs. The cells on the annual log are protected. I now find that some of the the cells have corrupted and instead of actual mileage show XXXXX. Can someone tell me why this has happened and how do I correct ?
Umm, how about widening the column?
(Tue 30th Dec 2003, 16:06, More)
Public Humiliation
As part of the intranet where I work, there is a discussion area where people can post IT questions for peer help. These are normally along the lines of what bit of VB script will do such and such and what forumla do I need in Excel to do so and so.
This little gem appeared this morning however: I use an Excel log which until recently automatically recorded ,on the annual log, odometer start and end readings once I had entered actual mileages on the monthly logs. The cells on the annual log are protected. I now find that some of the the cells have corrupted and instead of actual mileage show XXXXX. Can someone tell me why this has happened and how do I correct ?
Umm, how about widening the column?
(Tue 30th Dec 2003, 16:06, More)