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Acer A500 Tablet Review and Total Commander
Having got fed up waiting for supplies of the iPad2 to become available, I bought myself an Acer A500 Tablet about 3 weeks ago, so here are my first impressions. Remember that I’m very much a tablet newbie, who still uses dumb phone … Continue reading
Loopiest Anagram
A list of clever anagrams of Douglas Hofstadter’s “I am a Strange Loop” A Loop, Enigmas, Art; A Gal Remaps onto “I” Loop Again, Master! But the loopiest anagram for “I Am a Strange Loop” was: Loopiest Anagram Anagrams copied from: http://reocities.com/unmark/mblog.html (scroll down … Continue reading
Using LinEst() on data with gaps
A comment on Using LINEST for non-linear curve fitting asked if it was possible to use the function on data with gaps. There are several options: Copy and sort the data to remove the gaps. Use the chart trendline function Use … Continue reading
Bellows Falls Bridge
Sparked by this excellent high resolution photo from the Shorpy collection, posted at Eng-Tips, and a comment that it was a three-pinned arch (coming from Wikipedia), I thought I would investigate further. Zooming in on the crown shows that there … Continue reading
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Tagged 3 pin arch, Bellows Bridge, historic bridge, steel arch bridge
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Using Array Formulas
Many of my User Defined Functions (UDFs) return an array of values, that requires a special procedure to make all the values visible. I have usually given a brief description of the procedure with the UDF, but for convenience for … Continue reading