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Today() ain’t so bad…

Mar27
by Sindy Cator on March 27, 2015 at 11:51 pm
Posted In: Around the Web

Finding alternatives for the TODAY and NOW functions is tricky, but here’s an example of some creative workarounds for the Evil Boss’s report generator.
 
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That last one that uses a dropdown I pulled from a at the ExcelHero LinkedIn group . It’s pretty clever: what you do is create a small Table somewhere, and populate it using the naughtily volatile =TODAY() function. Then you point a dropdown list at that Table. And then you assign the name TodaysDate to the cell that the dropdown lives in, and use that instead of TODAY() throughout the rest of your workbook.

The beauty of dropdowns is that while they may reference that volatile function, as soon as the Evil Boss makes a choice, the choice gets written to the cell as a string, and not as a reference to that volatile function. So it IS today’s date, but it is NOT volatile. Of course, you need a big obnoxious message pointing at it so that:

  1. The Evil Boss remembers to fill it out today; and
  2. The Evil Boss also remembers to update it tomorrow

But obnoxious is my middle name.

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New uploader app lets you send photos to Instagram directly from your Mac

Mar27
by Sindy Cator on March 27, 2015 at 10:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Product Launches

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There are quite a number of apps out there that let you interact with Instagram on your Mac. While elegant apps like Grids for Mac, Instagram’s own desktop interface and others let you organize, like, sync and download images from the service, uploading photos directly from the computer has proven elusive. That’s because Instagram was designed as a mobile app, to capture the world via your phone, and was not intended to be used from a computer. A few flawed online and emulation workarounds have made the rounds over time, but a new app for the Mac platform, Uploader for Instagram by Anobot LLC, works as…

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Ellen Pao loses sexual discrimination case against Silicon Valley investment firm

Mar27
by Sindy Cator on March 27, 2015 at 9:21 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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The case of Ellen Pao vs. Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers has reached a conclusion: The jury found KPCB not guilty of sexual discrimination on all counts. Pao, the interim chief executive officer of Reddit, filed a lawsuit for $16 million against her former employee for sexual discrimination. Her attorneys portrayed Pao as a victim of discrimination against her male colleagues, from being excluded from an all-male dinner at Vice President Al Gore’s residence to not receiving considerably promotions. When Pao complained and sued the company, she was fired in 2012. KPCB, on the other hand, said Pao’s lack of promotions was not due…

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The secret science of shopping: Why we buy what we do

Mar27
by Sindy Cator on March 27, 2015 at 8:41 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, LifeHacks

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This article originally appeared on the Crew blog. I remember sitting in a McDonald’s as a kid and complaining that it was so cold. My dad told me it was cold on purpose; the restaurant doesn’t want you to sit there all night after finishing your meal, he said. The cold temperature supposedly encouraged you to eat and leave, making room for new customers and higher profits. I’ve always wondered whether that’s true, and how else stores affect our behavior with temperature, layouts, advertising, and music. I took a dive into consumer buying behavior and what research has to say…

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Remember Super Mario 64? You can now play an HD recreation in your browser

Mar27
by Sindy Cator on March 27, 2015 at 7:20 pm
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Remember Super Mario 64? Well you should – it’s arguably the greatest platformer since video games began letting you move through more than two dimensions. We don’t all have a Nintendo 64 (or one of the several remakes) lying around though, so wouldn’t it be nice to be able to play it on your computer? Developer Roystan Ross has gone and done just that, recreating the game’s first level, Bob-Omb Battlefield, with impressive accuracy and improved visuals to boot. You can play the game in your Bowser browser using a Unity plug-in, and it runs fairly smoothly on my Surface…

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