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Michael Jackson10 said:Did you set up that Income table yet?
If you did:
- Right-click "Sheet2" - Rename - Expenses
- Select the entire Income table - right-click - Copy - (go to the Expenses sheet) - Paste
- On the header of this new sheet, change "Income" to "Expenses"
- Click the first cell in the new table, type "=", then go to the "Income" sheet and left-click the first data point in the income column, type *0.9503, and hit enter.
- Drag that cell down to fill the rest.
- Highlight all the numbers, right-click - Format cells - Number - check the box for the thousands separator, and make sure it's set to two decimal places.
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Honestly, you might want to brush up on the basics before you tackle part C.☕
Kyle Johnson2 said:The issue is you don't have separate paragraphs for your headings and body text, or they're both using the same style.
Go to page 12.
Put your cursor right after the heading and hit Enter. Highlight the next paragraph and set its Style to Normal, then Refresh TOC.
On page 14, highlight the problematic paragraph and Modify its style.
Jesse Chase32 said:Yeah, it took about 20 days for it to show up. There’s this little sticker on the card telling me I should give them a call to confirm I actually got it and maybe ask some questions if I feel like it, but does anyone actually know if that's a real requirement or just some random thing they slapped on there for nothing?
Jesse Chase32 said:So here’s the deal, I’m just a typical sophomore right now with a checking account over at JPMorgan Chase, and I’m thinking about picking up that student package that comes with an American Express card. From what I gather, I just need to open the account, sign all the paperwork, and then wait for the card to show up in the mail—I don't think they'd turn me down, since I've had a couple of decent deposits hit my account lately, along with some smaller ones. I’d mostly just be using the card for random little purchases here and there, so I was wondering if there are any interest charges or hidden fees involved. It feels a bit weird to me that I can buy things in installments without paying the bank some kind of commission. Also, how many installments am I actually looking at? Does it depend on where I shop? Like, if I head over to a clothing store and grab about $500 worth of stuff, $333 what's the maximum number of payments I could stretch that over? I've seen some people mentioning a three-month limit, but I wasn't sure if that was the rule.
darkmaker94 said:You should get a letter with your PIN in the mail, then just head over to the branch where you opened the account to pick up your card.
By the way, did they approve you for an $333 overdraft protection?
It’s honestly weird they didn't give you an American Express, since it seems like they auto-approve it for any regular student who signs up for that starter package.
darkmaker94 said:So, did you end up opening that checking account?
darkmaker94 said:Have you ever actually had an account with them before?
Super weird. Did they let you overdraw by $333 on your checking account and give you a Maestro installment plan up to $333?
darkmaker94 said:Are you a full-time sophomore or junior?