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Q: Microsoft Excel

Manish kumarI want to create an excel in which our co-workers with defined set up of works are defined with target date, I have to design an excel so that I can get automatic pop up or indication 2-3 days advance of that target date. How to make such In Excem

computational-thinking
 
 
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Ben I.
Ben I.
4:21 PM
What a question!
 
Gypsy Spellweaver
Gypsy Spellweaver
Indeed, Yikes.
Still better than the last java code request.
@BenI. How's your question about "artists" coming?
 
Ben I.
Ben I.
I need a code sample to show what I mean, and I don't have one. I might need to wait to see something from my kids again
 
Gypsy Spellweaver
Gypsy Spellweaver
Humm. Too bad you're mostly in Java. I could probably dig up one of my own in Perl.
 
Gypsy Spellweaver
Gypsy Spellweaver
4:42 PM
Here's one that made it past revisions: 
sprintf(qq[INSERT INTO employee_change_log (id, employee_id, operator_id, date_time, reason_id, note, field_name, old_value, new_value) VALUES %s], join (',', ( map {"(" . $_ . ")"}( map {join(',', &get_pk(), $employee_id, $SESSION{'login_id'}, "'".$now_time."'", $change_reason_id, "'".$change_note."'", split('¿',$_))} (@log_entry)))));
 
Ben I.
Ben I.
4:55 PM
Haha I don't really grok PERL 🤭
 
Gypsy Spellweaver
Gypsy Spellweaver
That one wasn't extreme enough to warrant removal from the code. I've done much wilder versions, including bit-mapped fields (which Perl happens to make easy anyway)
 

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