I’m unreasonably proud of this joke.

Ouch. Funny thing with this one is, I did copy and paste it and there is no reasonable explanation for how it could have changed.

Dogs can get a little possessive with where they’ve decided to nap 😊

I do my monthly payables/receivables in Apple’s Numbers.app. I have formulas to calculate my monthly budget, how much I can spend per week, day, etc. based on what’s coming in and what’s going out.

So one month according to my calculations I could live pretty high on the hog. But then when my bank account overdrew I soon realized a formula typo had given me an inflated sense of financial luxury.

I shallwould forevermore pay much closer attention to when copying and pasting cell formulae.

🤣 🤣

Marilyn’s got a pretty nice sweater in those videos.

I see the same thing everyday with Eorr and the girls. Stella would like to sit on her kneck and Phoebe won’t leave her lap.

Now they’re both in bed with me. #neveralone

I kicked them off and now Mirah is laying over there by her lonesome.

By the way, your IsNumeric code worked great, thanks :)

You know what’s REAL FUN? Realizing that for the past 2 hours the entire problem has been a typo in a cell reference. Ok, back to the copper thing.

Cool, I’ll give that a try!

I’m in deep trouble right now with a 2-dimensional lookup where I have to round the input in order to look it up. I AM LEARNING SO MUCH.

Also, getting oneself in trouble is half the fun!

I think you should be able to do something like…

Dim HardnessCheck As Boolean

HardnessCheck = IsNumeric(hardness)

If HardnessCheck Then
  Copper = 👍
Else
  Copper = 👎
End If

But keep in mind I haven’t been on Windows intentionally or in VB for literally years.

H8ers gonna H8.

What about E. coli O157:H8?

Yep, asshole indeed. I saw this on FB a few minutes ago:

http://mcimaps.com/sweet-home-alabama-how-doug-jones-won/

What an asshole. Write-in votes. Cheeto Hitler at his finest.

Haha, awesome :)
Do you remember any of it? I’d like to know how to make my function check whether the input is non-numeric, the issue being that the lab data it’s working with will sometimes have gaps in it, so the input cell might be blank or say ND (non-detectable) or something like <0.001 (less than the lowest amount the lab can measure). Right now I’ve settled for making the cell only accept numbers, but that will be a pain in the ass for entering the lab data because it won’t let you paste it in if it happens to be non-numeric. So, e.g. I have =COPPER(A1) and cell A1 is restricted to numeric data only, but I’d prefer that the COPPER function be able to check and return an appropriate value if A1 has something that isn’t a number or if it’s blank.

…I’m not a programmer. I know just enough to get myself in trouble. :P