Some people will only love you if you fit into their box… Don’t be afraid to disappoint.
Το στρες επιδρά στο μυαλό και στο σώμα. Αλλάζει και τη συμπεριφορά του ατόμου. 71% των ανθρώπων που συμμετείχαν στην έρευνα είπαν ότι το στρες που έχουν οφείλεται κυρίως στην έλλειψη χρημάτων (top stress factor). Μερικά σημάδια που δείχνουν ότι κάτι δεν πάει καλά. – Κεφαλαλγίες – Μυϊκοί πόνοι (λαιμός, μέση, πλάτη, στήθος) – Στομαχικοί πόνοι – Δερματοπάθειες – Εκρήξεις θυμού – Έλλειψη διάθεσης για sex FB Tags: #stress #άγχος #υγεία
The truth is hard to know. The truth is hard to find. The truth is hard to hear. The truth is hard to believe. The truth is hard to accept. The truth is hard to deny. The truth is more important now. New York Times *All the above is true. But my dear, do not forget that the lie is easy to get. Let alone that it is much cheaper. So choose carefully what you read. Because what you read is what you then think. And what you think, might wake you up or send you back to sleep. My advice to you is this. Keep searching for the truth and think carefully who writes about what and when.
#softexperia / www.softexperia.com Let’s suppose that you want to create a table with 4 columns and 2 rows in Word. You have to type +-+-+-+- 4 times, add another + and hit enter. +-+-+-+-+ EN: Tip to create a table in Word 2016 with your keyboard 1) Start with +- 2) Repeat +- 3 times 3) End with + 4) Hit Enter 5) Press Alt – A 6) Press I – B to add 2nd row 7) Repeat steps 5 and 6 to add more rows GR: Συνδυασμός πλήκτρων για να δημιουργήσεις γρήγορα έναν πίνακα στο Word 2016 1) Ξεκίνα με +- 2) Πρόσθεσε +- 3 φορές 3) Τελείωσε με + 4) Πάτησε το Enter 5) Πάτησε το συνδυασμό πλήκτρων Alt – A για να μαρκάρεις την 1η γραμμή του πίνακα 6) Πάτησε το συνδυασμό πλήκτρων I – B για να προσθέσεις 2η γραμμή 7) Επανέλαβε τα βήματα 5 και…
Create 4 Pivot Tables with a button (VBA) Sales Data Analysis Total Sales by Country Total Sales by Salesperson Total Sales by Customer Total Sales by Product Category Facebook video: https://www.facebook.com/trifon.papadopoulos.5/videos/1071587840499690 #vba #data_analysis #excel_tips #mindstormGR / www.mindstorm.gr
GR – Ένα ποτήρι νερό και όμως τόσες πολλές οπτικές και αναγνώσεις. Εδώ π.χ. βλέπετε 9 απ’ αυτές. Την αισιόδοξη, την απαισιόδοξη, τη ρεαλιστική, τη φυσική, τη σουρεάλ, τη σχετική, την ουτοπιστική, τη σκεπτικιστική και την καλλιτεχνική. Άντε να συνεννοηθούμε. Τελικά είναι πολύ εύκολο ή μάλλον αρκετά δύσκολο να επικοινωνήσουμε, να καταλάβουμε και να πράξουμε. EN – It is only a glass of water and people see it in so many different ways. Here you see 9 of them. Is it so easy or so difficult to communicate, understand and act after all? #softexperia
Here’s a simple HTML dashboard that calculates the monthly payment, total cost of the house, and displays an amortization schedule along with a chart. This example uses JavaScript for calculations and Chart.js for the chart visualization. Mortgage Dashboard House Price: $1,450,000 Downpayment: $625,000 Loan Amount: $825,000 Interest Rate: 3.75% Loan Term: 25 years Click Mortgage Dashboard to view it. # Explanation: 1. Calculations: – The monthly payment is calculated using the formula for an amortizing loan. – The total cost of the house includes the down payment and total payments over the loan term. 2. Amortization Schedule: – The schedule is generated for each year, showing the beginning balance, ending balance, principal paid, interest paid, and cumulative totals. 3. Chart: – A line chart visualizes the cumulative principal and interest paid over the years using Chart.js.
The FILTER function in Excel is used to extract a subset of data from a range based on specified criteria. It allows you to filter rows that meet certain conditions, making it easier to analyze specific data without altering the original dataset. # Syntax: “`excel FILTER(array, include, [if_empty]) “` – array: The range of data you want to filter. – include: A logical condition that determines which rows to include. – if_empty: (optional) The value to return if no rows meet the criteria. # Example: Suppose you have the following data in cells A1:B5: | Name | Score | |——-|——-| | John | 85 | | Jane | 90 | | Mike | 75 | | Anna | 95 | If you want to filter out students who scored above 80, you can use the following formula: “`excel =FILTER(A2:B5, B2:B5 > 80, “No results”) “` This will return: | Name…