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@DarthVol1

.Did you know 3 out of the top 5 starting pitchers in MLB with the least amount of run support per game are Pirates pitchers?

Skenes
Keller
Heaney

BTW:Sorry to interrupt the Recruiting information going on in this thread ..it's very enlightening...
 
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Minus Glen if its Campbell and that's a strong list..........stronger than a Will Wade offer kind of list.
Campbell is on the list of all-time greatest guitar players. His playing was brilliant. The song, Just Dropped In (To See What Condition Was In), by The First Edition (Kenny Rogers), that's Campbell on the distorted guitar and solo. Mind melting. That song is famous from The Big Lebowski.

 
Hope I have a black shirt with me if I ever get caught in a blizzard. . . I may just pack a black shirt in my bug-out/survival bag or keep a couple behind the seat in my truck, just in case. . .
Just the black shirt in a blizzard still might be too much to suffer from heat stroke.

Similar to partaking in 3 marajianas, a black shirt in the daytime even in the coldest temps might be too much to bear.
 
If you’ve done any coding before, I’d start with the official Python tutorial:
The Python Tutorial


It’s straightforward and gives you a good understanding of the language itself.


If you’re newer to coding or just want to jump into something practical, I’d recommend:
Automate the Boring Stuff with Python - Automate the Boring Stuff with Python
It teaches Python by walking through practical tasks like automating Excel, working with files and scraping websites. It’s especially useful for things like dashboards or sensor data.


I got started years ago with C#, Visual C, VB, and HTML so Python clicked pretty quickly for me. It’s a very beginner-friendly language, but it can also scale up to some powerful stuff. I use it for AI/ML at work so if you've got any questions feel free to shoot me a PM.
Good stuff. I'm also an old school QBasic, VB, C++ guy. I do have the "automate the boring stuff" book, just never really dove into it...like after 5 years 🤣

One of these days.... I'm thinking of doing a Coursera or similar to push me into doing it.

Thanks and I shall. I'm mostly wanting it for automation, ETL type of stuff that powerquery is still limited at.
 
Campbell is on the list of all-time greatest guitar players. His playing was brilliant. The song, Just Dropped In (To See What Condition Was In), by The First Edition (Kenny Rogers), that's Campbell on the distorted guitar and solo. Mind melting. That song is famous from The Big Lebowski.


I just never liked him, unpopular opinion I know. I recognize his talent though, because that is a great song...........even though I don't like Kenny Rogers either.
The Big Lebowski is awesome and that song was a perfect fit for it.
 
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XLOOKUP FTW.
Xlookup is GOAT'd

To LLvol - just move to the other workbook once you're in parameters 2 and 3 and choose the column. Excel will do the rest. No need to type it out.

Random, but other tips - 2 things I've noticed that have been recently added are 1) Focus Cell. Go to View > Focus Cell and it will highlight rows and columns of your selected cell without needing a macro. 2) Excel finally has a "paste as values" hotkey - Ctrl + Shift + V.

Follow for more n̶u̶d̶e̶s̶ tips.
 
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Xlookup is GOAT'd

To LLvol - just move to the other workbook once you're in parameters 2 and 3 and choose the column. Excel will do the rest. No need to type it out.

Random, but other tips - 2 things I've noticed that have been recently added are 1) Focus Cell. Go to View > Focus Cell and it will highlight rows and columns of your selected cell without needing a macro. 2) Excel finally has a "paste as values" hotkey - Ctrl + Shift + V.

Follow for more n̶u̶d̶e̶s̶ tips.
I can't believe I've been using vlookup like a caveman for so long. And triple clicking to get paste as values.
 

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