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Yes! Things have been too quiet lately! :)

Yes! Things have been too quiet lately! :)"
They have! I hate being six hours ahead. I miss most of the action!


I miss a lot of the early morning action though. :(
We do! That's one of the things I love most about this group.
I am always open to chat as you know. lol. I'm typically on from about 4pm-4am spain time so that's about 9 hours ahead of you?

And yeah mornings are always the busiest as UK is in evening mode and US is just getting up.

I'm much more of a night owl. lol. Weirdly I am basically keeping the same hours I do at home just 6 hours ahead.
Yup. I always get on to tons of notifications.

What do we need to do? Sorry I've been sick all week and am just catching up with Goodreads stuff.

ETA: I can't update, but I will be reading this book tomorrow (and possibly two more):
Savage Run, first published in 2002







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I tried the second one on a blank SS and it worked.

https://smallbusiness.chron.com/forwa......"
The other SS's have a way of totaling each person indivually and that is what I couldn't figure out. It counted our books but not pts for whatever reason gave error message, and I don't know how that was done. Sum totals to another sheet I can sorta do. But I will actually bookmark that link. Thanks!


As noted above, custom functions in Conditional Formatting cannot reference cells in other worksheets in the same workbook, and cannot reference cells in other workbooks. However, you can get around this limitation by using defined names. Create a defined name which refers to the list in the other workbook or worksheet, and then use that name in your custom function.
For example, suppose you want to make cell A1 on Sheet1 red if that cell's entry is not found on a list on Sheet2, cells B1:B10. If you tried to use the formula =COUNTIF(Sheet2!$B$1:$B$10,A1)=0 as your formula, you would receive an error message from Conditional Formatting. To get around this error, create a defined name called MyList which refers to the range =Sheet2!$B$1:$B$10 and use the name in your custom formula:
=COUNTIF(MyList,A1)=0
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