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Excel question (or...where can I find Whiff% by Pitch Type)
homer replied to homer's topic in Off-Topic Forum
thanks for the suggestions. I got it to work but in retrospect I think I was making it more difficult than it had to be. I went to the data tab, selected Get Data and chose my CSV. then it takes you through a sort of wizard and you can exclude columns from importing, add columns, formulas, sort etc before you even bring the data into your spreadsheet so that's what I did and it worked out great. Now when my CSV file updates on the front end, everything auto updates in the spreadsheet which is what I wanted. I think a vlookup would have done the same thing. In the beginning I thought I was going to have to use data from two different databases so I think that's why I went the route I did. I like excel but I am a design guy so I don't get into it too often. Part of the reason I tried this out is because I think it'd be useful for some work projects. Yeah I do dorky stuff like this on the weekends. -
Excel question (or...where can I find Whiff% by Pitch Type)
homer replied to homer's topic in Off-Topic Forum
I think I got it...I was almost there and didn't know it. I didn't realize the data I imported into A was still tied to the external source B. changed B and it updated A. this fantasy baseball research has gotten complicated edit: gah! sort still doesn't work. I can connect to external data but I can't sort it. -
I have spreadsheet A with hidden columns, some columns with formulas etc. I need to update the data in spreadsheet A with raw data from Spreadsheet B. Easy enough to copy and paste...but what I might have to do later is update A when the data from B is updated (let's call that C). and then again for D, E,F and so on. wat I would love to do is simply download a new version of B and then A automatically updates. So link A to B and everytime B changes, A does as well. I was able to get it to work but then I couldn't sort in A because I created an array I guess and sort didn't like that. There has to be a semi easy way to do this right? I'm not an excel expert by any means.
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We just started the British version of Ghosts. It's on HBO. that show is flipping funny
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China just locked down Shenzhen, a city of over 17 million people and home to the headquarters of tech giants Huawei Technologies Co. and Tencent Holdings Ltd., as well as one of China’s busiest ports. I'd imagine more price increases as a result.
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Watched Free Guy last night. I was surprised at how funny it was. I haven't played a video game in probably 12 years but apparently, most of the tropes from back then still apply.
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Kimi on HBO Max was a surprisingly good thriller. Some stuff in the second half was a little unbelievable but overall it was good. I really dig Soderbergh's style. You could see the Hitchcock influence in this one.
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everything has come back quite a bit. NASDAQ is actually up right now
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Yeah Peacemaker was great...even more so because the music is right in my Gen X wheelhouse. I'm enjoying Reacher too.
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Congrats! Will you serve brats too?
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My wife just discovered Abbott Elementary. I was surprised how much I liked it. It's like The Office meets Parks & Rec meets Lean on Me (with blatant Jim/Pam plot rip-off of The Office). Given Randall Einhorn's involvement in The Office and Parks & Rec, this shouldn't surprise me.
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Finally got around to seeing Nobody on HBO and boy is that a fun flick. I didn't think Bob Odenkirk could pull action hero but he totally did.
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Does anyone know of a good "portfolio" return on investment calculator? I'm not looking to do forecasting, but I do want to know how I'm doing compared to certain benchmarks. With a Roth IRA at one place and a 401K at another plus individual stocks and some crypto I find it hard to get a single percentage. It'd be easier if I bought everything on a single date but I dollar cost average almost every investment. So does that mean I have to calculate each monthly purchase if I want an accurate #? Or does an average get me pretty close?
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I'm really enjoying this one and that's coming from someone that's gotten pretty tired of the comic book genre. The soundtrack in particular is right up my Gen X alley Another one I am enjoying is Murderville on Netflix. Pretty funny. Marshawn Lynch doing improv. Has anyone checked out The Afterparty on Apple TV?
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I'll second the Sparks Brothers recommendation. My wife actually bought tickets to a show after watching that movie.
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Yeah Dark is kind of amazing. If anyone likes horror, Archive 81 on Netflix is pretty good.
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The other thing about owning a home is that it's an investment that you can utilize. You have to live somewhere might as well live in a place that also can provide you a return when you stop living there. I can't "use" my 401K or my stocks. I can live in and enjoy a home.
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Season 1 of The Fall was great. I didn't watch past that though.
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I'm not even sure a lot of folks are waiting for anything. There's a major shifting demographic with more people not having kids at all, getting married later...I think way more people are now just happy to rent perpetually and not deal with any of the burden that can come with a house. There are plenty of markets where home values are outpacing rent by quite a large margin. Best to research if you are on the fence and moving to a new city. https://www.forbes.com/advisor/mortgages/states-with-highest-rent-hikes/ I don't know if this is still the case, but there was a big difference between home and a condo values after Covid. A lot of people wanted yards and what not so condos could be had for pretty cheap (comparatively). edit: looks like condos came back big time. At least here in Chicago. https://www.chicagobusiness.com/residential-real-estate/chicago-condo-comeback-led-fall-housing-market
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Is there still value to putting down 20% to avoid PMI? I know some of the borrowing rules have changed since I bought back in 2006.
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Watch out for the hippos https://www.nbcnews.com/news/animal-news/pablo-escobar-s-cocaine-hippos-can-be-legally-recognized-people-n1282292
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Typically yeah because the interest can be like 6%. I refinanced my grad school loans and got mine down to 3.15% so I'm fine just paying the minimum. Speaking of, refinancing student loans can save you a boatload. I cut my interest by over 50%. 17 months to go! When I owned a condo, my interest was over 6% so I wanted to try and pay extra on it.
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I really liked Top of the Lake. Did you happen to watch Season 2 by chance? I kept meaning to and just forgot about it.
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That's what I did when I owned property. I ended up making one extra mortgage payment a year.
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I can almost guarantee that is because pepperoni just looks nicer than sausage on TV. You get the red to pop on the white cheese. Looks better than brown/gray sausage.
