eb123

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   by eb123 2y ago

   This piece lacks a good definition of "junk info". The closest is this: >"Common types of junk info include gossip, trivia, clickbait, hackery, marketing, churnalism, and babble. But in fact, any information that you can&#
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   by eb123 2y ago

   So why are only 2/3 of the formulas named the same? Excel's new REGEXTEST [1] is REGEXMATCH in Sheets [2] [1] https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/regextest-functio... [2] https://support
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   by eb123 2y ago

   I've been using Sheets's regex functions for over a year, they're really helpful for basic data transformation. Excel also got a "split" function much later than Sheets did. I was excited to read on the Sheets blog
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   by eb123 3y ago

   This is a common misunderstanding, one which I was fairly confused by until recently. "Fertility differs from fecundity, which is defined as the biological capacity to reproduce irrespective of intention for conception [...] In demogr