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Can you spare a dime
I enjoyed this rendition of a classic song by Martin Simpson: I also enjoyed this comment: daniel gorney1 year ago Bravo. A very fine rendition. My daddy, Jay Gorney, who wrote the music, would have enjoyed it as much as … Continue reading
More on Lookups
Following my recent post on nearest lookups, I came across a post from Charles Williams on the opposite problem; how to do an exact VLookup on a large amount of data without taking all day, but still retaining the ability to return … Continue reading
Installing C# dll files, reminder
Installing the Frame4 spreadsheet on a new computer I had some problems registering the dll files required for the compiled solver routines, so here is a reminder of the procedure: Copy the alglibnet2.dll and ALMatrixLib.dll files to the appropriate folder (see … Continue reading
Nearest Lookup Function
The Excel Lookup functions (including VLookup, HLookup and Match) all allow for an “exact” or “closest” match on numerical data, but the closest option has a number of problems: The data must be sorted For VLookup and HLookup the data … Continue reading
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Tagged Dist, Excel, HLookup, Match/Index, Nearest, Problems with Lookups, UDF, VBA, VLookup
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The Pentangle in Europe
Two recent You Tube uploads of Pentangle performances in Europe. The first is from Norwegian TV in 1968, singing the Anne Briggs song The Time has Come: The second from French TV in 1972, with 6 songs, mostly from their Reflection LP: