My bad for the messy question, but you totally nailed what I was actually getting at that last link msi dropped is exactly the info I was hunting for thanks 🙂
Yo, does Excel actually have an opacity setting? (specifically for images) And can you even write text on top of pictures? If so, how do I pull that off? 🙂 Because every time I try to type something, it just ends up hiding behind the image instead of sitting on top of it.
Just hit print screen and paste it into Photoshop, Paint, or whatever else you've got open... simple as that. You can just copy and paste it straight into Photoshop and save it as a .jpg. Simple as that.
I wish I could say something more positive, but honestly, it’s been ages since I even bothered turning this TV on... though, to be fair, there isn't much worth watching on any channel anyway, especially when it comes to sports... Nowadays, the only reason I even touch the remote is for Formula 1, the national team, the Champions League, or seeing how our guys are doing in European competitions... even the MLS doesn't have the draw it used to for me.☕ Once those few things are off the schedule, I won't need this thing at all—I might as well just rip the antenna right off the roof and call it a day.
Ugh, yeah, my bad... I didn't even think about that... I guess I totally botched how I set this whole thing up here. Usually, when everything is lined up in parallel rows, I can just whip up a sort in no time—you know, just highlight the columns I'm pulling data from and call it a day. But this time, the table with the totals is sitting right underneath all that, so I'm thinking there's no way to sort it that way. The multiple selection function isn't cutting it, and if I try to grab everything in one big selection, I'll end up dragging along a bunch of stuff I definitely don't want moved, which means 😁 I'm gonna have to go with that alternative approach you suggested instead. 😁
Look, I tried selecting both columns, obviously... It’s not like I haven’t sorted stuff before 😁 But this sorting thing is driving me absolutely insane because the numbers are just sums of other values instead of being manually entered... so it never sorts correctly for me. I seriously have no clue where the hell the issue is... it always sorts the names in the first column, but the numbers in the second column just stay exactly where they were.
Walter Jackson48 said:It’s basically the same old thing, just switch over to summing in the column (Data, Sort ; Options and check the box for Sort to bottom then pick which column you want to sum up.
Nah, that won't work, they just aren't sorting them right in the first place...
Quick question about Excel So I've got a few columns filled with numbers... and then I have another set of columns where those values are aggregated using SUM and COUNT formulas The thing is, I need to sort these resulting totals from largest to smallest... but since those cells are actually sums based on other formulas rather than just raw data, Excel won't let me sort them like regular numbers or values How the hell am I supposed to pull this off?
Quick little question for you guys... Check out this screenshot I’m pretty sure the answer is super obvious, I just can’t figure out which formula to plug in, so here we are lol
So, here’s the actual deal See those highlighted cells, G1 and G2? I don't want a standard sum in G1—like, I'm not looking for the total value of everything added up. I actually want it to count how many columns have numbers in them... so for row 1 (A1, B1, C1, D1, E1), I want G1 to automatically show "5". Then obviously, for G2, it should show "3" because only A2, C2, and E2 actually have numbers in them... If anyone knows how to do this, please help a person out.. thanks 🙂 Hope you guys get what I'm aiming for
You're wrong on this one, Canadian and Andorran networks didn't broadcast it, so SPTV couldn't pick up the rights... plus, for this match in Columbus, the Columbus Crew president refused to put it on local TV because he’s obsessed with forcing people to show up at the stadium instead.
Man, I’m really crossing my fingers that we actually get some domestic soccer on the schedule this season—you know, the MLS lower leagues and the MLS Academy stuff—plus the NBA action too.