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soccratics · 3 years

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Friday, October 1st // I swear it started pouring 5 minutes after I took these pics

-currents-

🎧: Alone again (Naturally) - Gilbert O’Sullivan

📖: As I lay dying - William Faulkner

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studyburst · 4 years

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I LOVE Excel! I took an Excel class during University and I've never stopped using or learning about it since. During my summer internship, I would literally use Excel functions and macros for hours every single day. Even if you don't want to be an Excel fanatic, learning a few basic functions will make your life easier (and even impress a few managers along the way!).

I've outlined below some of the most useful Excel functions to learn. Some of these functions are very basic but can make a huge difference. These functions save time, automate procedures, and make your life easier! And if you need some help on how to learn them, I've listed some helpful resources to get you started. With all of us social distancing at home, now is as good of a time as any to add a skill to your resume.

Excel Functions to Know:

SUM: returns sum of cells selected

SUMPRODUCT: multiplies ranges or arrays together and returns the sum of product

IF: return one value for a TRUE result and another for a FALSE result

SUMIF: returns the sum of cells if the cell meets a single condition

AVERAGEIF: computes the average of the numbers in a range that meets a certain criteria

VLOOKUP: lookup and retrieve data from a specific column in a table can be exact or approximate match

LEFT: returns a given number of characters from the left side of text string

RIGHT: returns a given number of characters from the right side of text string

CONCATENATE: joins the text of cells together and returns the joined text in one cell

LENGTH: returns the given number of characters in a text

Resources:

Excel Jet: Very useful as a type of Excel dictionary to look up syntax and specific formulas you don't know

Excel Easy: almost like on online textbook for Excel (great resource for those who have no knowledge of Excel at all!)

Udemy: paid excel course with lots of videos, assignments, and downloadable resources

Coursera: self-paced learning option, quizzes and assignments, and a course certificate

Excel Youtube Course by Technology for Teachers and Students

Datacamp (7/12/20 edit thanks anon for the suggestion!)

Prologue to my Excel series

I'll also be posting Excel tips, tricks, function explanations, and some basic Excel tutorials so if you'd like to see more appear on your dash in the future, follow my blog and look for my Excel series.

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coralstudiies · 4 years

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reviewing bio and econs

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blacklinguist · 5 years

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my car is on the fritz for the next week which means i have to leave for work earlier which means breakfast won’t last me as long which means almonds will be my snack of choice 🌚

#pooh stuff #studyblr #gradblr #heypat #adelinestudiess #jungcinema #virgo-diaries #looklatte #elleandhermione #therobotstudies #gloomstudy #itshannyb #linguistics #lingblr #sociophonetics #lookraha #lookecho #heydija #stressfulsemantics

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rickenjoyer · 5 years

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my lil muji haul finally arrived!!! binders and notebooks and fresh clean paper.. a dream 😌📝

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night-flight-studies · 4 years

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20/11/19

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Day 10 of waking up at 5 am : I got up and managed to participate in class well.

It’s been a rainy day, my favorite type of day!

Tutored for 4 hours

Prepared for an online uni chat

Planned my common app essays

Studied English for the ACT

Hope you have a good day! 💙

IG : night_flight_studies

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koschei-studies · 4 years

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200127 - Monday, 9:15pm, 9:23pm.

what the studyblr wants to look like VS. what the studyblr actually looks like.

i had a lot to do tonight! my psychology teacher, once again, gave the class an essay at 3pm today that's due for 11am tomorrow, and two spanish essays which didn't get done, but i made progress on them and that's what matters.

i wanted to show the difference between what studyblr normally shows, and reality; what studying actually looks like for me. it's messy, chaotic, and there's usually sheets all over the table - but that's what seems to work!

now listening to: the kids from yesterday by my chemical romance

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wildywindymoors · 4 years

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Sunsets from lockdown

The body may be grounded yet the skies are forever free

#bodhis #flowerais #hellocolor #helloyellow #vangoggles #looklatte

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fabulaes · 4 years

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23.05.20 - scenes from a past walk & studying

i’m struggling to get myself to get going on my academic paper, i really need a break. i just know i’m going to stress out a lot more if i don’t write a page or two today:/// at least i’ve finished reading the book i borrowed from the library on the topic i’m writing about - sædelighedsfejden. it was a huge public discussion concerning the solution to removing the double standards men and women face when it comes to their sexuality in the mid to late 1800′s in denmark. i find the subject really interesting, so the paper shouldn’t be too painful to write haha.

a few days ago, our government announced my age group will be able to go back to school from next wednesday (ofc w safety precautions), but my school needs a week to plan it. but i’m glad it’s opening again! here in dk the virus is pretty under control, so things are slowly reopening, but my age group are the only ones who aren’t back in school. we’ve felt pretty left out bc there hasn’t really been a valid reason for us having to stay at home when everyone else is at school & really, this time is something we’ll never get back. it’s been hard in quarantine, the motivation lvls have been at an all time low, so i’m glad it’s soon over. (also summer hols soon!)

how have you guys been holding up? what have you been spending time on? what’s saved your sanity during quarantine? are you waking up right when school starts just like me or are you still a functioning human who can regulate their sleeping routine?

#studyblr #studyspo #study with me #langblr #motivation #quarantine #quarantine studying #elkstudies #fivestarstudy #my-little-studyblr #academiix #studytna #looklatte #heysprouht #sprouht-studies #studyingdawn #umdiaeuconsigo #revisicn #elleandhermione

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soccratics · 2 years

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Sunday, January 30 // I watched Licorice Pizza yesterday and now I want Paul Thomas Anderson to direct my whole life. I also seem to finish my coffee within 3 minutes of ordering.

-currents-

🎧: Vienna - Billy Joel

📖: Numero Cero - Umberto Eco

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soccratics · 3 years

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Saturday 16 October // the weather this month has had these surprising bursts of sunlight around midday (pic on the right is from a couple weeks ago, but you get the point).

-currents-

🎧: Chattanooga Choo Choo - Glenn Miller and Easy on Me - Adele

📖: As I lay dying - William Faulkner

today's to-do list:

- finish dutch homework for Monday - finish as I lay dying + notes - great gatsby analysis unit 2 finish

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soccratics · 4 years

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Wednesday, June 24 // Definitely odd to start studying at cafes again.

Music 🎶: Golden Hour - Kacey Musgraves. Breezzy and sweet. This is the first song I listened by her - I clicked on it by accident but her voice completely melted on me. Perfect for the bike rides after studying.

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soccratics · 4 years

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29.06.2020 // it’s getting more and more difficult to concentrate, most probably bc the exams are coming closer and closer.

Music 🎧: Now I’m in it - HAIM . This and Summer girl are in constant repeat.

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soccratics · 4 years

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06.07.2020 // this is my last week and then exams are over!! excited but overwhelmed bc there is still so much to do. I have been following some trainings on portfolio theory so now I’m much more confident about the course than I was before.

Music 🎧: Are you bored yet? - Wallows ft Clairo. still surprised how Dylan Minnette can be a good actor AND have such a great voice.

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soccratics · 3 years

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January 11, 2021 // Both refreshed and stressed out for the new year, since this one has high stakes. But happy new year!! I have an essay deadline for international relations tomorrow so i guess it will be an all-nighter for me. Other than that, I’m reading a LOT which always makes me happy, and my workouts are showing progress!

🎧: Lancaster nights - Charlie Burg. Kinda obsessed with this guy. Also, evermore by The Swift, obvs. I’m playing right where you left me on repeat.

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studyburst · 4 years

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Hi everyone! I don’t know about you, but settling into all online classes hasn’t been easy. However, I have found a few applications that help me stay on top of my day to day grind that I wanted to share with you all!

1. Session Buddy: If you opeobn a million tabs at once, then this Google Chrome extension is for you. Session Buddy saves your window (and you can rename your session to be more specific like, “English Essay”) and then you can access it and open up all your million tabs later.

2. The Most Dangerous Writing App: This website can be really terrifying at first, but it is life changing. The Most Dangerous Writing App has you set a session length and once you start writing if you stop for a certain period then it’ll erase all your work. It seems really daunting at first, but this app is GREAT to help you stop procrastinating and just write a bad first draft that you can fix later. It’s not great for incorporating research because looking at your sources/notes takes awhile, but it’s great to just get down an initial first draft that you can fix later.

3. Cuckoo: Cuckoo is a great way to virtually do productivity sprints with a group of other people. Just give them your link and people can join your timed session. There are preset options that follow the pomodoro technique, but you can also set your own too.

4. MinimaList: extremely simplified to do list app with a built in focus timer (its minimalist design is very easy on the eyes). This isn’t for complex subtasks, but it allows you to cross off tasks (which is so satisfying). I think its simplicity is great for those who don’t want to spend a lot of time messing with fancy settings for their to do lists.

5. Mindly: an easy mind mapping app that allows you to create and share your mind maps across all devices (as well as easily print them later on!).

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