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You have a thing for ears, eh?
no.. you could stab them in the eye also but might be too much for *kitten* up your schedule.. stab them in the fanny?0 -
Trying to psych myself up to go mix an pour more concrete.0
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You have a thing for ears, eh?
no.. you could stab them in the eye also but might be too much for *kitten* up your schedule.. stab them in the fanny?
If I had a dollar for every time a guy mentioned stabbing a fanny...
with a knife not a sausage? what kind of hood you live in girl?0 -
Listening to my son vent his toddler frustrations over being told "no"... I need ear plugs.0
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You have a thing for ears, eh?
no.. you could stab them in the eye also but might be too much for *kitten* up your schedule.. stab them in the fanny?
If I had a dollar for every time a guy mentioned stabbing a fanny...
with a knife not a sausage? what kind of hood you live in girl?
Not London
there is your problem
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Spending way too much money online buying new jackets!
I have a problem, I bought the same one in two colours.... and I already have it in another colour.... 0 -
You have a thing for ears, eh?
no.. you could stab them in the eye also but might be too much for *kitten* up your schedule.. stab them in the fanny?
If I had a dollar for every time a guy mentioned stabbing a fanny...
You know that fanny has a whole different meaning here
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Listening to the dishwasher, and Odd Squad...enjoying my last hour with my little Miss
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Replacing all the spaces in this excel spreadsheet with underscores, individually. Is there not a faster way to do this?0
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Clockwatching....0
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subcounter wrote: »
oh my Jesus thank you!0 -
@subcounter okay another question: I have data for 3 timepoints, and I just made a column for pre, one for post, and one for follow-up, but they told me that all the datapoints within those columns need to be labeled with _pre, _post, and _fu before/after each variable name. Is there a way to not do that individually?0
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@subcounter okay another question: I have data for 3 timepoints, and I just made a column for pre, one for post, and one for follow-up, but they told me that all the datapoints within those columns need to be labeled with _pre, _post, and _fu before/after each variable name. Is there a way to not do that individually?
Hmm something like:
=CONCATENATE("Food - ",A1)
=Concatenate (A1, " - Fruit")
=Concatenate ("Food - ", A1, " - Fruit")
Depending on which side, just drag them down. Try them all to see which one you want, obviously change the names of Food and Fruit with _pre _post _fu
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subcounter wrote: »@subcounter okay another question: I have data for 3 timepoints, and I just made a column for pre, one for post, and one for follow-up, but they told me that all the datapoints within those columns need to be labeled with _pre, _post, and _fu before/after each variable name. Is there a way to not do that individually?
Hmm something like:
=CONCATENATE("Food - ",A1)
=Concatenate (A1, " - Fruit")
=Concatenate ("Food - ", A1, " - Fruit")
Depending on which side, just drag them down. Try them all to see which one you want, obviously change the names of Food and Fruit with _pre _post _fu
okay I can't figure that one out haha. thanks for trying though
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subcounter wrote: »@subcounter okay another question: I have data for 3 timepoints, and I just made a column for pre, one for post, and one for follow-up, but they told me that all the datapoints within those columns need to be labeled with _pre, _post, and _fu before/after each variable name. Is there a way to not do that individually?
Hmm something like:
=CONCATENATE("Food - ",A1)
=Concatenate (A1, " - Fruit")
=Concatenate ("Food - ", A1, " - Fruit")
Depending on which side, just drag them down. Try them all to see which one you want, obviously change the names of Food and Fruit with _pre _post _fu
okay I can't figure that one out haha. thanks for trying though
Hmm like, paste the "code" I wrote on to the next cell of the data points you're trying to change, then simply double click the bottom right, or drag them down, it will change the whole data on the new cell. Then you can copy/paste the data.0 -
subcounter wrote: »subcounter wrote: »@subcounter okay another question: I have data for 3 timepoints, and I just made a column for pre, one for post, and one for follow-up, but they told me that all the datapoints within those columns need to be labeled with _pre, _post, and _fu before/after each variable name. Is there a way to not do that individually?
Hmm something like:
=CONCATENATE("Food - ",A1)
=Concatenate (A1, " - Fruit")
=Concatenate ("Food - ", A1, " - Fruit")
Depending on which side, just drag them down. Try them all to see which one you want, obviously change the names of Food and Fruit with _pre _post _fu
okay I can't figure that one out haha. thanks for trying though
Hmm like, paste the "code" I wrote on to the next cell of the data points you're trying to change, then simply double click the bottom right, or drag them down, it will change the whole data on the new cell. Then you can copy/paste the data.
I got it! I used your instructions, but google had more dumbed-down instructions Thank you! 0
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