Posts by Douglas Lewis84

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does anyone know which software is used to make cartoons like The Simpsons, Family Guy, and stuff like that? Also, if anyone can tell me what was used for this animation:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9N1F...eature=channel

thanks in advance (and sorry if there's already a thread for this, I'm still figuring my way around here)

My bad, I don't think I explained that clearly enough earlier. 😬
I’m talking about the actual bars in a bar chart, not just some random table in a spreadsheet.

Like I mentioned before: go to Format Data Series > Options > increase the "gap width"
But honestly? That DOESN'T work. They still look way too chunky—they need to be thin lines or super skinny rectangles instead.

Get what I mean now? 😬

Excel columns need to be super thin, almost like they're just lines

Got another Excel question for you guys.
I’m trying to build a table where the columns actually function as lines.
Messing with the "gap width" isn't doing anything—they still look way too chunky. I need them to be actual thin lines, or maybe just super skinny rectangles.
Anyone got a fix?

Man, thanks a ton!! 🙏🙏

The numbers are always positive.

(What’s a log actually calculating? I get that along with integers it helps find the number of digits, but like, if log(283) = 2.451... what does that 2.451... actually represent?)

Anyway, thanks so much 🙂

help meeeeeeeeee 😕 😕

I need an Excel formula to round numbers, but I’ve got a pretty specific logic in mind.
The goal is to round to the first non-zero digit, like this:
567 > 600
501 > 500
0.845 > 0.8
0.883 > 0.9
But here’s the catch: if that first significant digit is a 1 or a 2, it needs to round up to the next increment. For example:
123 > 120
254 > 250
149 > 150
196 > 200
0.2938 > 0.30
0.01024 > 0.010
0.0206 > 0.021

Any ideas?