Too bloody important to read the two sentences of instructions at the top of the page, but able to waste 10s of minutes on the batphone for tech support.
I have test results data in Excel like this:
Correct d b c a b c d
Student1 d b c a b c d
Student2 d b c a b c a
Student3 d b c a b d d
Student4 d d c a b c a
Student5 d d c a b c d
Student6 d b c a b b d
I want to h...
Nah. It's a referencing issue. I can do it for one column cellvalue = B1, apply conditional format. But what I can't do is cellvalue = b1:b75. Ranges explicitly disallowed in that context.
So I've been working on this for a couple hours now and I'm close but I keep getting stuck on these special characters.
My client is a type foundry. The majority of their fonts have extended characters. The requirement is to upload 1 OTF file per each font, convert it to eot, woff, etc... then a...
Finally figured it out!
I remember seeing that fontforge can also export an SVG file. On a wim, I converted the OTF file to SVG and opened it in a text editor - its plain human readable text that looks like
<glyph glyph-name="ff" unicode="ff" horiz-adv-x="1001"
d="M26 496h74v58c0 67 56 114 13...