Hidden rows in Excel are sketchy. They're part of the reason why some people hate Excel.They give Excel a bad name.The most famous example of hidden cells gone horribly wrong was Barclays not …
No More Blast Invites: How You’re Using LinkedIn Jobs All Wrong
Don't you hate junk mail? It's meant for a nameless, faceless "valued customer." The sender never even pretended to understand your unique needs and qualities.Blasting off job applications and …
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Quick bit of magic…. then a question for you
Here's a great shortcut I picked up recently: Use Ctrl + - to delete a row. Note my use of Shift + Spacebar to select the row. Cool, huh? Or was it?I've said it many times: I love Excel because there …
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Still Uncool: the CLE Guidebook Launch Party
A book I read recently and highly recommend is David Meerman Scott's Newsjacking: How to Inject your Ideas into a Breaking News Story and Generate Tons of Media Coverage.Perfect timing, as the …
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Converting a CMS Table to Excel to analyze HCPCS codes
In this video I show how to take a PDF from CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services), convert it to Excel, and transform it into a Pivot Table-friendly table with just a few keystrokes.Check …
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Data and the Liberal Arts Edge: Discussion with Matt Walje
An increasing number of jobs in industries as diverse as healthcare operations and maritime piracy analysis require quantitative aptitude.The response to prepare for this demand is often an emphasis …
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