Yes, it’s an Excel function. One I knew about, kind of, but had never needed to use, until today. Luckily, for all of us who were working on this formula, I found this page using Google and it made for an easy to follow example of summing the data in cells that matched mulitple criteria. Who said using the Web at work was unproductive?
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The entire article below is an interesting read. I think this quote from Sullivan and Cromwell’s Joe Shenker is a good place to start: “You can’t keep up doing state-of-the-art, best-of-the-best [in technology]—which is what we try to do—doing it yourself,” Shenker says. Law firms just can’t compete with big tech companies, he says. Instead,…
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There are two things we know, for certain, when it comes to the encryption debate. 1. Law enforcement doesn’t like it, and wants a way to break it. 2. Any “backdoor” built in to encryption will, eventually, get misused. Now, the typical response to point number 2 is that “people with nothing to hide” shouldn’t…
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