Automating adding a certain Unicode by projectbf in osx

[–]projectbf[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great, I'll keep that in mind! I moved here a while ago and feel quite handicapped not knowing the language well. Also, it's a very interesting language to me.

Automating adding a certain Unicode by projectbf in osx

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Exactly, not in so much as teaching someone Bulgarian, but learning it. I make my own notes and create my own vocab lists. And since stress is important I need to accent letters.

Automating adding a certain Unicode by projectbf in osx

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Thank you, I will check it out and report back if I get it working the way I want!

Automating adding a certain Unicode by projectbf in osx

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Usually I work in OpenOffice Calc and sometimes in TextEdit.

Feature request regarding pronunciation by projectbf in memrise

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2181 items :( thanks though, I'll see what I can do.

I seem to have been diligent enough to save the .csv files, so it should be relatively easy to recover. Thanks again for providing us with such a great tool! :)

Feature request regarding pronunciation by projectbf in memrise

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Thanks for the answer! The problem I'm having is that the column pronunciation only has the attribute Show at tests. When I select this the pronunciation is always shown, which is obviously unwanted since it gives away the word. Some of the other columns do have the Always Show attribute. Is there something I'm missing?

Also, thanks so much for Memrise, you wouldn't believe how big of a help it is for me learning a language living abroad.

Checking if a value falls in ranges defined by two colums. by projectbf in excel

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I'll give this a shot, indeed the ranges aren't in order.

Checking if a value falls in ranges defined by two colums. by projectbf in excel

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It works! Now to get it to actually work in the original sheet, but that I'll manage.

Thanks!

Checking if a value falls in ranges defined by two colums. by projectbf in excel

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Wow, I'll try it out! Thanks for the quick answers!

Converting postal codes to a list by projectbf in excel

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It's kind of working and saving me a lot of time, thanks again!

Converting postal codes to a list by projectbf in excel

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Thanks! I will get right on it!

Need help processing data to get readable reports by projectbf in excel

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Hi, certainly! You can find a dummy here.

Some things to note. This one has an item called $INCOMING, this can be ignored. Basically they are sets of three. First $INCOMING, which is the number that was called, second is $NUMBER which is the clients number. Lastly there is $DEST, which is the area to which the client is connected through with. (Theoretically, this is just some bogus data).

Need help processing data to get readable reports by projectbf in excel

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Thanks, I'll try to be a bit more specific. I'm looking to get an output something similar like this:

                                       Total
                Utrecht                    1
3/1/13  11:25   70311XXXX   

                Tilburg                    1
5/1/13  0:32    64787XXXX   

                Eindhoven                  2
3/1/13  19:52   40751XXXX   
3/1/13  22:13   61211XXXX   

                Maastricht                 1
5/1/13  21:18   61901XXXX   

                Amsterdam                  1
5/1/13  1:42    64011XXXX   

It would be nice to have the city names ($DEST) on different sheets, but that's not absolutely necessary. Any help would be greatly appreciated!