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Nate Oliver
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Excel Facts
Format cells as time
Select range and press Ctrl+Shift+2 to format cells as time. (Shift 2 is the @ sign).
Joe4
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Has it really been a year already? Seems like it just happened a few months ago...
I picture him up in heaven sharing a beer with Einstein and other great thinkers.
Cheers! We sure do miss you around these parts...
I picture him up in heaven sharing a beer with Einstein and other great thinkers.
Cheers! We sure do miss you around these parts...
Aladin Akyurek
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strive4peace
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rest in peace, dear friend
thanks for all the code and laughter
thanks for all the code and laughter
Jon von der Heyden
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Nate was an inspiration; and thanks to this board and others I'm sure he continues to inspire others still.
To Nate
To Nate
Greg Truby
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Thanks, Tom. I cannot believe it has been an entire year! Wow. Indeed, as I read the scores the last two weeks where the Vikings lost back-to-back games to NFC-North rivals, the Packers & the Bears, I have to say that I was imagining Nate shaking his head and muttering "What! Why is He answering the prayers of Packers & Bears fans? I'm right here now! He needs to be helping my Vikings!"
MARK858
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Nate was an inspiration; and thanks to this board and others I'm sure he continues to inspire others still.
To Nate
I was a bit late on the board to have any real dealings with Nate but it was only the other day that I was reading a thread where he was gave a different approach in to a problem and was told he was giving more information than necessary for the question.
As in every other post I have seen by Nate in response he put across his reasons for making the post calmly, politely and with great consideration for other peoples opinions.
He always struck me as a true gent and yes he does continue to inspire others still (well at least me).
I hope his family do take some comfort from the way myself and others appreciate his many contributions to the board.
I know I'm late in arriving to this memorial but I just found out that NateO, a giant among us, had passed away. When it comes to Excel I am a know-nothing nobody; but that, as I came to discover, was precisely the price of admission to be somebody to Nate Oliver.
I have often wondered if the relationships we cultivate here in the cyberworld can actually generate similar senses to those we cultivate in the real-world, by the measure of the sadness I felt upon hearing the news of Nate's passing, I now have my answer.
Thank You Nate - for everything!
RT91
I have often wondered if the relationships we cultivate here in the cyberworld can actually generate similar senses to those we cultivate in the real-world, by the measure of the sadness I felt upon hearing the news of Nate's passing, I now have my answer.
Thank You Nate - for everything!
RT91
