
The power of two’s
“Such magic the numbers possess, much try you as might, it shall be hard to resist its charm…” Continue reading The power of two’s
“Such magic the numbers possess, much try you as might, it shall be hard to resist its charm…” Continue reading The power of two’s
this year, 14 of March shall remain etched in history,
and in our memories too… Continue reading A tribute to Pi
e had been of much use
in banks and population growth models.
and employed by many
with a punch of a few buttons,
in our lofty calculators. Continue reading e for Euler’s…
I was looking for a timeline of composers of western classical music right from Hildegaard Von Bingen but I could not find an interactive one on the web. However,I found the following: Classical.net lists the major composers in its timeline in PDF format Classicfm has a much nicer timeline but it does not show all the composers. Media and text on a particular composer is included in … Continue reading Composers of Western Classical Music – Visualised
Link to files used in my video. Excelisfun’s one of the several formula based methods to retrieve records from a list based on a criteria – Video. It is much faster than the array formulas which can produce the same result. Cameron Crest’s video on query function in google spreadsheets is a missing manual for on query functions. His blog lists the spreadsheet employed in … Continue reading Databases – retrieving records
Recently, I came across three videos on calculating sub totals in Excel. According to Mr Excel, “You have random chunks of data and need to add a total to each chunk”. The first one is a VBA based solution by Bob Umlas, an Excel MVP. The second one is from Kevin Lehrbrass, a former EFL teacher. In his own words: “Teaching English as a foreign language has taught me … Continue reading Calculating Subtotals