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Building a fast system I have been asked on numerous occasions from the people who buy a new computer that they just want a fast computer. Over the years, I have always struggled with the terms of what exactly makes … Continue reading
Introduction Hi everybody, now that Windows 7 is becoming the platform of choice, and becoming a lot more mature etc. I would like to know of any cool tweaks / adjustments tricks that you do to your systems to get … Continue reading
MaxNErr is a function within ddGlobal and forms part of the Func_Numeric suite of macros. This macro was originally created as I tend to use controlled errors in my formulas. As such, since I want to be able to ignore … Continue reading
SumNErr is a function within ddGlobal and forms part of the Func_Numeric suite of macros. This macro was originally created as I tend to use controlled errors in my formulas. As such, since I want to be able to ignore … Continue reading
ddAverage is a function within ddGlobal and forms part of the Func_Numeric suite of macros. This function allows you to exclude specific numbers from your calculation. Assume you are given 100 accounts with a score assigned to it, but you … Continue reading
AvgNErr is a function within ddGlobal and forms part of the Func_Numeric suite of macros. This macro was originally created as I actually love to have controlled errors in my formulas (especially the #N/A error) as there is a hidden … Continue reading
ABSSum is a function within ddGlobal and forms part of the Func_Numeric suite of macros. ABSSum, or “absolute sum” will convert any negative number into a positive number and add that. I wrote this function over a decade ago and … Continue reading
DDay is a function within ddGlobal and forms part of the ddDate suite of macros. It is use to calculate the “Difference” between two dates that is in the numeric format YYYYMMDD. It assumes there is only 360 days in … Continue reading
ddInTCK is a function within ddGlobal and forms part of the ddDate suite of macros. It is based on the famous, or infamous (depending on your point of view), SAS function called InTCK It will basically take two dates that … Continue reading
BuildCurDate is a function within ddGlobal and forms part of the ddDate suite of macros. The macro is straight forward and will use the current date (today), using the excel formula +now() and convert it into the text format YYYY-MM. … Continue reading
