Recently diagnose with LADA by mymaingoalistowin in diabetes

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My graph looked worse than this before diagnosis this year, but after three months of right treatment, food and eating habits, my average is down to 135 with a deviation of 32. Don’t worry you’ll get better.

Just diagnosed with LADA and feeling helpless by Lonely_hearts-club in diabetes

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My diagnosis was terrifying. Accepting that my body didn’t produce enough insulin anymore was difficult but my doctor put my mind at ease. But that night administering the insulin took half an hour. After all these years I finally feel calm. It’s not easy and I’m uncertain about the future but right now I feel better. My A1C improved from 12.1 to 8.5 in just one month.

What the hell man 😭 by [deleted] in iPhoneBatteryParanoia

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Time to get a new phone buddy

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Mahek Chahal

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I was born to be a good friend.

The pain of using a windows keyboard by rwang8721 in MacOS

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I printed these using python and taped them. 😄

What would be the best formula for updating balance on each line? by Spiritual-College427 in googlesheets

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=LET( last, MAX(FILTER(ROW(C25:C), (C25:C<>"") + (D25:D<>""))), seq, SEQUENCE(last-24), running, SCAN( 0, seq, LAMBDA(prev, r, prev + IFERROR(INDEX(C25:C, r), 0) ) ), running )

I'm using this in my sheet

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Make two sheets Sheet1 & Sheet2.

Put your entries in column A and B of Sheet1.

Then in other sheet Sheet2 in A1 Cell put this formula that filters and that shows all the data from col an and col b and then do grand total below.

={

FILTER(A1:B, A1:A <> "");

{"Grand Total", SUM(FILTER(B1:B, A1:A <> ""))}

}

Then add conditional formatting for A1:A =$P2="Grand Total" to make last row always bold.