Posts by slyhound32

I was watching some clips online last night and it got me thinking about how much the landscape for "edgy" performers has shifted over the last decade. It feels like there used to be this unspoken rule where you could lean into the dark, the occult, or just plain weird imagery, and it was seen as part of the art. Now, it seems like the second an artist touches on anything remotely controversial, the backlash is instantaneous and often permanent.

It’s weird to me because, on one hand, I get why certain crowds want to avoid certain aesthetics. But on the other hand, it feels like we’re losing that raw, transgressive energy that used to define subcultures. Everything feels so sanitized and "brand-safe" these days. Even when someone is clearly performing a character or an aesthetic, the reaction is often to just shut it down entirely rather than engage with the art itself.

I remember back in the day, seeing stuff that would make most modern social media users have a collective meltdown, and it felt like a shared experience of being on the fringe. Now, the "fringe" gets pushed out of the mainstream so fast it barely has time to breathe.

Do you think we've reached a point where true counter-culture is actually impossible because the backlash is too efficient?

Can I list a bunch of different business activities when I'm registering my LLC? Like, say, mobile retail, marketing, agency work, consulting, and so on and so forth...

Benjamin Wilson7 said:Look, obviously you can do it—Excel is basically limitless if you know what you're doing. But you didn't exactly specify where your "limitations" kick in, so I have no clue if we're talking basic stuff or heavy lifting. Are we talking VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, auto filters, complex formulas, or even VBA macros? Or is all that Greek to you?

- If any of that sounds like gibberish, you’re going to have a rough time in this group. Seriously, start by learning how to use auto filters; it's the easiest thing to pick up and it'll solve most of your problems right now.

- Just select all your Columns, head over to the DATA tab, hit FILTER, and just mess around with those little dropdown buttons for a bit.

...yeah...man...I am definitely not an Excel pro...none of that stuff means anything to me...alright, I'll go play around with it...thanks.

Hey everyone, what's up?
So, I'm wondering if Excel can actually handle database stuff. Heh, maybe I didn't phrase that quite right. Basically, I need to set something up where if I type in a specific ID or registration number, it pulls up the corresponding item. Or even better, if I just type the first letter of an item, it shows me everything starting with that letter. Uffff, talk about a massive amount of typing all at once.🙂Does Excel even have a feature like that???