Study Buddy
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Very true, I have applied.0 -
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Great stuff0 -
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:arrow: double post!0 -
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Easy, boy. He tell us in his own sweet time, he doesn't want us going for it
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Re:Study Buddy19051984 wrote:when did you apply, this morning, yesterday, last week? Agency or direct to the firm... tell us more - WE NEED MORE DAMN IT
I applied this morning, but its gonna be real awkward seen as where I want to work is 45 mile from where i live! Dont know how ill make the interview. Thinking of telling the gaffer that Im relocating, so I need to take time unpaid, and I will work out of hours if need be.0 -
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Be careful, you don't want catching out on a fib. What if you don't get it? Why not just take some leave?0 -
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Ive only got three days left, so I can do that for a short while0 -
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bet your loving the fact knowing you are leaving and moving jobs dont you0 -
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Well no, Im moving to Derbyshire end of the summer so thats why Im applying.0 -
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I don't know how many miles my work is away from my house but it takes 2 hours to get here :shock:0 -
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Gem go on aa route planner and type the post codes in, that will tell you the distance.0 -
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I used to travel 5 hours a day...
Now it's a five minute walk!0 -
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that makes sense...... were you not a good driver?0 -
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One for Jamie or any other Excel kings out there.
I want to update my Excel CIS control register and would like it to auto-calculate my payment to the subbie for me. I could do this manually but am rather too lazy...
I have a box that says VAT registered with yes or no as the selectable options. I then have another box after it that will look at the the previous yes or no box and then work out the VAT element on the total net amount charged by the subbie should he be registered.
So the formula is essentially; if cell A (or whatever cell) equals 'yes', then rounddown the total net amount x 17.5%, otherwise leave zero. So it's a mix of IF and rounddown formulae.
Clear? I'm sure it's not too difficult a one but I'm having a bad day today so far...!
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did that work rob?0 -
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It's only 45 miles :shock:0 -
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Is that 'cos you walk slowly, dragging your bag behind you. It's only 20 mins down the road but you hate going
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Re:Study Buddyblobbyh wrote:So the formula is essentially; if cell A (or whatever cell) equals 'yes', then rounddown the total net amount x 17.5%, otherwise leave zero. So it's a mix of IF and rounddown formulae.
Clear? I'm sure it's not too difficult a one but I'm having a bad day today so far...!
Try this - you're almost threre by the way.. where I use Buff you change to the cell location where you have yes/no
Go to the cell you want the VAT amount to go into and type:
=if(Buff="Yes", (NetAmntCell*0.175),"")
So, if cell says YES then multiply the amount in the NET TOTAL cell by 0.175, otherwise put the amount of zero.
Qhy would you want to round down the net amount when calculating VAT on it, why not just leave it as it stands (sorry, not much of an AAT Student now so not up to scratch on workings)
J
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Ooh everyone POTC3 is really good
not as good as the first 2 but its good 
And Will Turner is sexier than Capt Jack Sparrow in this one :shock: theres a bit at the end where I could have scratched elizabeth swans eyes out :evil:0 -
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cool, glad it's right rob0 -
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Sale is well known for its George Clooney lookalikes.
There was something in the paper the other day about it.
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Oh believe me - it is!
I was shocked. The first moment I saw Will I went all tingly :shock: but I didn't when I saw Jack. I feel like I've cheated on him!0 -
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Thanks Jamie - works a treat now! I wanted to round down the VAT element only but since it's only ever gonna be one pence out at most, I'll manually adjust it when and if it happens!
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Still cant believe its only me that thinks Orlando Bloom is an ugly wart :shock:0 -
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I think it's the rugged look that does it for me. In this one he looks more rough, with sideburns and a beard etc and he had his chest out for nearly all of it *swoon*0
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