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Thanks a million, that’s exactly what I was looking for!
Bringing this thread back from the grave because I could really use some help with an Excel formula. I’m trying to figure out how to set up one single cell to handle two different calculations depending on what happens in A1. Basically, if A1 equals 160, I want B1 to calculate as A1*53.65, but if A1 hits 176 instead, then B1 should calculate as A1*48.77. Does anyone know how to combine those two formulas into one? Thanks a bunch!
Dealing with hemorrhoids in Health ·
Does anyone happen to know if that yellow ointment used for babies' diaper rashes is actually safe for adults to use? I deal with occasional stinging and itching myself, so every once in a while, I’ll sneak a little bit of the kid's cream and apply it to my backside after I clean up following a bathroom trip, and it works wonders at stopping that burning sensation. The main thing for me is just keeping the area lubricated so things don't get irritated from sweat and stuff.
My thumb keeps twitching—is this normal? in Health ·
Hey everyone! I'm 30 years old, and over the last couple of years, I’ve started noticing this weird twitching in my left thumb whenever I find myself in certain positions. It’s not constant—if I just lay my hand flat and spread my fingers out, everything feels perfectly normal. But the second I try to hitchhike or lift my thumb up, the shaking starts. I also notice a slight tremor when I’m holding something thin, like if I’m gripping a newspaper while reading. It honestly feels a bit like my thumb just lacks its usual strength. Could this be something like a strained tendon or maybe just muscle fatigue? I haven't broken anything or pulled any muscles, and generally speaking, I’m as healthy as any other guy my age. I did stumble upon some info online suggesting that tremors can sometimes be an early sign of Parkinson’s, but from what I read, those tremors usually happen spontaneously regardless of how you hold your hands. In my case, it’s very specific to when I "engage" that thumb, whether that's lifting it or gripping something as I described. I'd love to hear your thoughts or any advice you might have!