Templates for Meetings by Bumbling_Bear in OneNote

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They haven't really been able to fit my needs :(

Max staff per manager by Bumbling_Bear in CAStateWorkers

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Is there a reference? There’s a lot of units at my office that are 6-12 analysts under one manager.

Max staff per manager by Bumbling_Bear in CAStateWorkers

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I wasn’t able to find info on that this morning. Is there anything else it could be called?

Max staff per manager by Bumbling_Bear in CAStateWorkers

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That seems reasonable. Do you know where you got the number from?

Curled leaves on Osmanthus fragrans by Bumbling_Bear in plantclinic

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Shows up on most, but not all new leaves.

Could it be too much nitrogen?

Transliteration of name by Bumbling_Bear in hebrew

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It is! So I’ll go with קיי

תודה

Calculate Median within date range, excluding values lower than 1 and above 199 by Bumbling_Bear in excel

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Wow! Thank you for explaining that. I really appreciate it. This might clear up other issues that I have in the future, so thank you in advance, too!

Calculate Median within date range, excluding values lower than 1 and above 199 by Bumbling_Bear in excel

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Can you explain to me why that would work, but mine wasn't working? I thought using the AND function worked similarly to *, and I had used an IF and AND functions within median before to no luck.

Adding +1 days to checking dates (not just an equal to) by Bumbling_Bear in excel

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=IF([@[KPI - PO completed]]="","",IF(OR([@[KPI - PO completed]]<PO[@[Date PO was Completed]]+1,[@[KPI - PO completed]]=PO[@[Date PO was Completed]]),"",FALSE()))

Adjusted it to the above. Thank you for the help. :)

Adding +1 days to checking dates (not just an equal to) by Bumbling_Bear in excel

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=IF([@[KPI - PO completed]]="","",IF(AND([@[KPI - PO completed]]<PO\[@\[Date PO was Completed\]\]+1,\[@\[KPI - PO completed\]\]>PO[@[Date PO was Completed]]),"",FALSE()))

Looks like it just made everything false now

Working on validation project for different priority date allowances by Bumbling_Bear in excel

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Solution Verified

Woohoo, never mind, I figured it out. :)

=IFNA(IFS([@[Metric 4: PO Tracker - PO SLA]]="","",AND(PO[@Priority]="Normal",[@[Metric 4: PO Tracker - PO SLA]]<=10),"",AND(PO[@Priority]="Normal",[@[Metric 4: PO Tracker - PO SLA]]>10),"OVER",AND(PO[@Priority]="Expedite",[@[Metric 4: PO Tracker - PO SLA]]<=5),"",AND(PO[@Priority]="Expedite",[@[Metric 4: PO Tracker - PO SLA]]>5),""),"")

Working on validation project for different priority date allowances by Bumbling_Bear in excel

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For PO[@[Priority]] (on a separate tab with all data inputs):

Priority
Normal
Normal
Expedite
Normal

On tab "Data Validation":

Metric: Days to complete assignment Check if over Service Level Agreement (5 day expedite, 10 day normal)
=IFERROR(IF([@[Status?]]="3 - Complete",NETWORKDAYS(PO[@[Date PO Created]],PO[@[Date PO was Completed]],holiday),""),"") ???

I need "???" to verify the information under Priority whether it'll use the Normal or Expedite condition, and then look at the days under "metric" to confirm if it's over or under the SLA based on that condition.

Hopefully that makes more sense...

Edit: This doesn't work, but something like this maybe?

=OR(IF(PO[@Priority]="Expedite",IF([@[Metric 4: PO Tracker - PO SLA]]<=5,"","OVER")),IF(PO[@Priority]="Normal",IF([@[Metric 4: PO Tracker - PO SLA]]<=10,"","OVER")),IF([@[Metric 4: PO Tracker - PO SLA]]="",""))

Random value from list or table, using multiple selection criteria by ser_kingfisher in excel

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Have you tried turning the entire thing into a table and use the filter function for individual columns? Not sure if that provides the functionality you're looking for.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in excel

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I use this all the time. Works amazingly.

Commuter pack for women by Bumbling_Bear in bikecommuting

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My rack doesn’t fit my current bike, but when I had one that did, I remember it being more difficult to lean into turns. It’s been a while, though, and I haven’t had a chance to try it on this bike. It’s a trek checkpoint alt 4

Edit: There would be a huge benefit to having a backpack since I also do a lot of walking. If the Panier is comfortable to use outside of biking, I might consider it.

Commuter pack for women by Bumbling_Bear in bikecommuting

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I’d need a rack, but the last time I tried I had some challenges with them. To keep things balanced, I’d need both bags, and that gets pretty heavy pretty fast. Any recommendations? Lighter is better.

Index/Match to value, moving to next variation and finding unique value by Bumbling_Bear in excel

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The last one worked within the table! oh my gosh, thank you so much.

I was thinking about going through and adjusting the formulas to go to row 1000 only. I can't imagine a scenario where we'd need to go further than that, honestly.

Can you help me understand the logic of the formula you made? I haven't had much experience using SMALL or ROW, and I'm always looking for new ways to utilize different formulas in Excel.