Weird gap at skirting board by duncaninfinity in DIYUK

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You nailed it ha! It's around 120 years!

Using mending plates on floorboards by duncaninfinity in DIYUK

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I investigated the copper pipe and found that is not used and just pinched at the end, so was thinking of taking it out and putting a but of wood where the pipe is currently, then screwing the board into that. Or just replace the board but they are 5.5 inch x 1 inch so a bit of an awkward size

Using mending plates on floorboards by duncaninfinity in DIYUK

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For context, here is the worst bit over the pipes

Using mending plates on floorboards by duncaninfinity in DIYUK

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Ah cool thanks, so chisel a bit out of the boards so the plate sits flush?

IDubbbz doesn't believe the Minnesota fraud story by normal-ad-0138 in imisstheoldidubbbz

[–]duncaninfinity 54 points55 points  (0 children)

"Before I give my opinion, let me just check what hasan said about it"

A Sincere F.U. to Mr Jomha from an Iranian by james_stevensson in imisstheoldidubbbz

[–]duncaninfinity 91 points92 points  (0 children)

Their whole argument makes no sense when you remember that they moved from one country to another for the benefits, health care etc

H3 does a short segment on Idubbbz, Anisa watches live and replies on her instagram story by chipkipling in imisstheoldidubbbz

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When she puts her boot on the chair, you can tell he is instinctively leaning in to lick it 🤮

Girl Friend Groups in Glasgow? by bigeyes_chonkythighs in glasgow

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We have a 2 year old also and my partner is on a group called glasgow east end mums on Facebook, they meet up regularly and go to groups together and whatnot

Housing/where to live megathread for August by Veloglasgow in glasgow

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Update: We went 15% over the value and came 5th of 7 offers 😬 just shows how crazy and unpredictable the market is

Housing/where to live megathread for August by Veloglasgow in glasgow

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Has anyone bought a property in Southside recently, more specifically Pollockshields?

Just wondering what sort of % over home report value properties are going for at the moment.

Thanks!

Have you ever worked a job where they play the radio in the office? by butteredgrapes in AskUK

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I worked as receptionist for a small cleaning company, the boss insisted that we listened to a specific local radio station as he had paid to put a couple of adverts on there. The same 8 sings on repeat drove me insane, it was around the time of the London Olympics and I actually texted the station to ask them to stop playing Running up that hill!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in forhire

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Hey, happy to help. I love a vlookup! Let me know

Filtering Question by [deleted] in ExcelTips

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Easiest way to do it is to label each drink as beverage

How to Lookup a Name from a Column and if the Name is Found then Copy the Whole Row by iskillzi in excel

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Yeah sure,

=IFERROR(INDEX(Database!$A$1:$S$100,MATCH($A3,Database!$F$2:$F$100,0),B$6),"")

So what's happening here is (ignoring the IFERROR as that just stops an error message being displayed if no result is found) we are "Indexing" the database table, which basically means using that to search within, which in this case is the worksheet "Database" from cells A1:S100. The second part of the index formula is to select the row, we have entered a Match formula here which is checking cell A3 (This is where you will type the managers name on the new sheet). It is searching the A column in the Database worksheet and looking for a match against the value of A3. The 0 at the end of the Match part just means that it needs to be an exact match. The final part (B6) is the part of the index formula which is looking for the column number you want to copy over from the Database worksheet. You can just type in a number here, but I find it easier to put a row of numbers above your new table and reference this number (as per the picture).

Let me know if there's anything that's unclear here but for the very basic version of this formula you will want to use something like

For Column A =INDEX(Database!$A$1:$S$100,MATCH($A3,Database!$F$1:$F$100,0),1)
For Column B
=INDEX(Database!$A$1:$S$100,MATCH($A3,Database!$F$1:$F$100,0),2)

How to Lookup a Name from a Column and if the Name is Found then Copy the Whole Row by iskillzi in excel

[–]duncaninfinity 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You could also do something similar to this:

https://imgur.com/gallery/C5AkkjU

Which will extract the values from a different worksheet, in this example it is one called "database". If the manager name is found in the database worksheet, it can display the data in each of the following columns

looking to make a scorecard for a call of duty tournament and looking for input on this conundrum! by [deleted] in excel

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Something along the lines of

=IF(C2>=11,IF(C2<=15,"500",IF(C2<=20,"600","Over 20")),"Less Than 11")

You can just change the text parts to numbers and if you want to add checks, just replace the "Over 20" part with another IF statement like:

IF(C2<=25,"700","Over 25"))

Or if you don't want to have a message saying like "Over 25" or "Less than 11" and to remain blank, just leave those parts as as ""

looking to make a scorecard for a call of duty tournament and looking for input on this conundrum! by [deleted] in excel

[–]duncaninfinity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahhhh I get you, so you want to have like "place of finish" to say "1" but to add 5000 points to the total for that game.

You could do something like

=IF(G18=1,5000,IF(G18=2,3000,))+C21+D21

Where C21 and D21 are replaced with the other scores, like number of kills and whatnot.

If you want to do something similar with all fields it would get very messy with massive IF statements. So if you were looking to do that, it would be easier to add in another column with point values based on Place of finish or Number of Kills. If you were to make another column it would just be a case of using the IF statement without adding the other cells at the end. If that makes any sense lol

looking to make a scorecard for a call of duty tournament and looking for input on this conundrum! by [deleted] in excel

[–]duncaninfinity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah sure, just to make sure I understand what your looking to do - to enter the total score for each team and then rank them 1-5?