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*uncaps a Hoegaarden & sets it and a glass before Discole* Prosit!

*Serves the coffee and sets out a tray of Danishes and Bagels with schmeres*

*Passes over the wines* Please tell me your Rabbit friends name is "Harvey".

"LET MY PEOPLE GO...BROTHER!"

Apparently, I missed a localized meteorological event. There's been a ton of pictures on FB from different towns like this.

*Draws the Heine* Heh, "Heine".

*Slides over the cure for what ails you*

Where did all the cobwebs come from? NP: Hmmm....

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You might need smartwater if you can't do math

Very bizarre day with Excel. I had a procedure that required copying from one file and pasting into another excel template. If I copied and pasted, I got exactly what I copied but with the formulas intact, which I didn't want. If I copied and pasted just the values, I got 2 rows above the copy area and was missing the last two rows of the copy area. The only work around was to paste with the formulas and then copy that paste and paste again as values. Tried closing out & going back in, tried rebuilding from scratch, nothing else worked. 28 years of using Excel and I've never seen anything like this. The two other files that I had to perform the same copy paste thing didn't have a problem. The template was later used to upload into a separate system, and the values kept getting hosed up by whatever was going on with those last 2 rows.

Gladys Kravitz