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Newt said:
I just shot sausage gravy out of my nose, I'm gonna have to follow this guy, he's got a true talent.
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Does "sausage gravy" mean what my dirty mind assumes it means?
 
dallen said:
Does "sausage gravy" mean what my dirty mind assumes it means?
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It's literally just gravy with sausage in it, you sick bastid.
 
This isn't worth it's own thread, so I will just ask it here. Is there a way in the conditional formatting in Excel that you can auto-fill a row with color when it contains a certain letter? I am extrapolating data from dispatch call sheets for our night services. They haven't been doing exactly as I need them to, and need to highlight the ones that are incorrect. I would just manually highlight them but there are a ton of them. The spreadsheet I am currently working on is 1200 lines long already and probably 25% of them need to be highlighted. I know how to create the rule to auto-fill when a word is present, but wanted to mark them with an X, and create a rule that triggers on the X. Example: Torchy's Tacos X in the cell and the rule trigger on the X and ignore the destination in the cell.
 
Iamtdg said:
This isn't worth it's own thread, so I will just ask it here. Is there a way in the conditional formatting in Excel that you can auto-fill a row with color when it contains a certain letter? I am extrapolating data from dispatch call sheets for our night services. They haven't been doing exactly as I need them to, and need to highlight the ones that are incorrect. I would just manually highlight them but there are a ton of them. The spreadsheet I am currently working on is 1200 lines long already and probably 25% of them need to be highlighted. I know how to create the rule to auto-fill when a word is present, but wanted to mark them with an X, and create a rule that triggers on the X. Example: Torchy's Tacos X in the cell and the rule trigger on the X and ignore the destination in the cell.
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I believe you want to look up how to use "conditional formatting"
 
dallen said:
I believe you want to look up how to use "conditional formatting"
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I know how to use conditional formatting. But, doing so with only part of a cell as the trigger is the issue I'm having. I don't even know if it is possible, tbh.
 
If your employees are hanging out at Torchy's Tacos on the clock, you might oughta just fire them.
 
Kbrown said:
If your employees are hanging out at Torchy's Tacos on the clock, you might oughta just fire them.
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:lol

It's our students taking the rides on our evening service.
 
BTW, I figured it out. Essentially. it's a substring formula. Very similar to =ISNUMBER(SEARCH(substring,A1)) replacing "substring" with the variable I want triggered on. In this case it is (X) that I want triggered. Works like a charm. :towel
 
Iamtdg said:
BTW, I figured it out. Essentially. it's a substring formula. Very similar to =ISNUMBER(SEARCH(substring,A1)) replacing "substring" with the variable I want triggered on. In this case it is (X) that I want triggered. Works like a charm. :towel
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Whew. Glad you figured it out, buddy.
 
Iamtdg said:
BTW, I figured it out. Essentially. it's a substring formula. Very similar to =ISNUMBER(SEARCH(substring,A1)) replacing "substring" with the variable I want triggered on. In this case it is (X) that I want triggered. Works like a charm. :towel
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WTF?

Take this shit to the nerd forums.
 
I don't normally rage over other people's laughs, but this lady at work about makes me lose my shit everytime I hear her giggle.
 
mcnuttz said:
I don't normally rage over other people's laughs, but this lady at work about makes me lose my shit everytime I hear her giggle.
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On the level of Fran Drescher?
 
mcnuttz said:
I don't normally rage over other people's laughs, but this lady at work about makes me lose my shit everytime I hear her giggle.
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I understand this to be the proper response. Sound track or GTFO.
 
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