BTW, February 26, 1900 is actually Monday, but my post is correct because Excel erroneously thinks it’s a Sunday.
In order to make it compatible with Lotus 123 Microsoft had to introduce a bug… tricking Excel into thinking that 2/29/1900 is a valid date. (It’s not, but Lotus 123 thought it was.)
So the “fix” was to make the days of the week correct for March 1, 1900 and later, but they are all off a day for January 1, 1900 - February 28, 1900.
This is the kind of nerdy, never going to need but will tell people about anyway, fun fact that keeps me coming back!
This is how Dr_t_non-fan Actuarializes.
My wife has been trying to get me to give her better ideas for anniversary and Christmas presents. If that weren’t just an AI-generated image…
Actually, I sent my wife this link:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1497608067/freak-in-the-sheets-socks-spreadsheets
Your doing it rong.
is that what the kids are calling it nowadays
I think I need to find my company’s closest office that will run an ugly Christmas sweater contest.
I need an excuse to buy that.
