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Quick question? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Could someone tell me why my post in this thread was removed? I’m honestly not sure which rule I broke. I was just asking a colleague to clarify their sources or where they got the context for their initial comment, specifically regarding how that whole "Turkish influence in America" concept even came about. 🤷🤷
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How do I use Multi-Quote? in Forum Help! ·
Pangloss;23521809 said:just highlight the section of text you want to reply to and click that last rectangular icon (you can also find it down in the Quick Response area) that says "Wrap
tags around selected text"

test

on the edge;23521837 said:
Keith Rodriguez27 said:Just highlight whatever part of the text you’re trying to hit back at, then click that last little square icon—you can also find it right down there in the Quick Response area—that says "Wrap

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nicole2007;23526581 said:
Keith Rodriguez27 said:Just highlight whatever part of the text you’re trying to hit back at, then click that last little square icon—you can also find it right down there in the Quick Response area—that says "Wrap

Zachary Sanchez2 said:
highlight the specific part of the text you want to reply to

haha

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Collins' crazy moderator candidacy in Close to Politics ·
Richard Wilson4 said:Are you tired of those "middle-of-the-road" moderators who try way too hard to be reasonable, thinking they can just ignore their own biases when things get heated?

Do you really want some clown running the show who hands out bans just because someone dared to disagree with them?

Is it finally time we brought in someone to actually deal with the spammers and the people flooding the boards with hundreds of useless threads?

If so, get behind Richard Wilson4 for the 2011 moderator spot. 👍

With that many posts, you've earned yourself some shares in Reddit.😁
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Collins' crazy moderator candidacy in Close to Politics ·
George Booth58 said:I suppose I’m backing Michael—he seems like an uncompromising patriot, maybe leaning right just because the current left-wing mindset is so out of touch. 👍 😳

Don't you think he's missing a few brain cells on the left side?😁
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Collins' crazy moderator candidacy in Close to Politics ·
Richard Wilson4 said:Consider this my official pitch for your vote here

So, bad news. The Supreme Court basically shut down my Democratic Party—you know, the one representing the Midwest and California—so now I'm just running as an independent...

Man, that actually sounded pretty good. Plus, the acronym would have been even longer than those guys over at the Pentagon. 😁
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Soccer Club Kits, Vol. 1 in Soccer ·
mellowowl38 said:Check out the latest Hajduk Split kit for the match against Slavia Prague and on fsc.com:

http://www.footballshirtculture.com/...all-shirt.html

If you're going for the retro look with the jersey, why not wear the retro (original) crest too?😕
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How do I contact an admin? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
mellowraven22 said:I'm here. What's on your mind?

I have a complaint regarding one of the moderators mentioned in the site policies. My posts are being systematically deleted—specifically my comments—even though there are plenty of very similar posts on the same threads that stay up. Some of those other posts aren't even on topic and feel more like casual chat, but they share one major difference: they carry a different political slant. It seems like having the "right" political opinion is what matters most on this forum. For instance, just now, a joke was wiped from the thread about Tony Blair fleeing, yet a massive amount of similar jokes are still active. Is there actually room for free political expression here, or is anyone with a dissenting view unwelcome? To be clear, I haven't insulted or belittled anyone, unlike certain individuals who trash anything that doesn't align with their specific views—including government institutions (one guy in his signature even calls the President of the USA a traitor and nothing else)....?
While I was typing this out, a user with the handle Nick PowerLock, who is clearly a moderator and the only one actively engaging in the argument, posted a single line of sarcasm and laughed, while others—who are at least 50% relevant to the topic—are being scrubbed...
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How do I contact an admin? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
How can I send a PM to the admin? I'm having an issue with one of the moderators regarding a PDF file.
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How to extract text snippets from Microsoft Word to Excel? in Software ·
Ryan Watson43 said:I have a template set up in Microsoft Word: first name and last name on the first line, address on the second, and phone number and email on the third.
Then add a line break, followed by the next entry.

Is there a way to automatically extract data and organize it properly into Excel columns? I'm looking to have one column for full names, another for addresses, a third for phone numbers, and a fourth for email addresses.

Thanks in advance.

If you need to move data from a Microsoft Office Word table over to Microsoft Office Excel, there’s no need to retype everything manually. You can simply copy the data directly from Word and paste it into an Excel spreadsheet. When you do this, each cell from your Word table should land neatly in its own individual cell on the Excel sheet. Keep in mind, however, that you might need to do a little cleanup once the data lands. To actually use Excel's calculation features, the data needs to be formatted correctly. You’ll often run into small headaches like stray spaces, numbers that Excel treats as text instead of numeric values, or dates that aren't displaying properly. A quick scrub of the data usually fixes these issues so you can get to work.
In your Microsoft Office Word document, simply highlight the rows and columns of the table you want to move over to an Excel spreadsheet.
To copy your selection, just hit CTRL+C.
In your Excel spreadsheet, start by selecting the top-left cell of the area where you want to paste that Word table.
Before you paste anything, make sure your target range is completely empty. Any data coming from those Microsoft Office Word tables will overwrite whatever is currently sitting in the cells within your selected area. It might be a good idea to double-check the dimensions of your Microsoft Office Word table first just to be safe.
On the Paste tab within the Clipboard group, click Paste.
To adjust the formatting, click the Paste Options icon next to the data you just pasted, then follow these steps:
To apply the formatting from your current cells to a new area, just click "Use Destination Theme."
To use the table formatting from Microsoft Office Word, just click Keep Source Formatting.
When you paste content from a Microsoft Office Word table into Excel, it automatically places the contents of each cell into its own individual cell. Once you've finished pasting the data, if you need to split information up further—like separating first and last names into different columns—you can easily do that using the Text to Columns feature found under the Data tab in the Data Tools group.

Alternatively, if you're working with a spreadsheet, just select everything, hit copy, then use Paste Special -> Values to paste it.
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90s Dance Music Megathread in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Nicholas King said:I don't think you quite caught my drift. I'm moving on.


... I just wandered in here while reading something else and wanted to see what the deal was with the Federal Reserve. It seems like you are being told that you didn't actually start this thread unless you own the domain for Reddit, you know? This guy is basically telling you not to confuse yourself with the platform by acting like you are the entire site. 😁
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