I know that is the feature to use I just can’t figure out the formula.
we met a drunk guy on the street last night talking about this in seattle. he claimed to have called faa, and a local military guy basically guessed the details. kinda crazy.
I think you can do this if you go conditional formatting → highlight cells rules → more rules → use a formula. In the formula you should be able to enter conditionals between the items in column b vs a.
Thanks I’ll try this.
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I hope someone else enjoys this as much as I did.
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Haha don’t take this the wrong way but this is a surprising post! How do you know excel? I suck at it.
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Yeah, I’ve basically been taking pictures of these little fuckers all day. Crazy small.
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More tremendous writing.
https://sarahgailey.substack.com/p/whiskey-and-regeneration-revisited
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Well, she’s smart and Excel is the closest thing to useful programming I ever did. I handed in Matlab assignments that were 20% done because thats all I could get, but I was able to do graduate assignments in Excel.
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You can apply a voltage and the little fuckers really work like itty bitty electrical wires. Crazy stuff.
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It was a promising post until I read the rest…
And realised it referred to 
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I used a long tail search to find out what this means.
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Yeah, it’s not like it’s MDX or something where there’s very little online to help.
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I wish my excel game was way better!
Totally agree. Microsoft is the nut low of software. They design the worst UIs imaginable. The new outlook is comical. The search literally covers the buttons you need to fine tune the search. It’s like it’s designed by a first year CS student.
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SQL Server for relational data, though.
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I don’t think nut low means what you think it means.
I love to LOL Microsoft, but this seems a bit much.
itunes interface remains the nut low of software.
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