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Parasite made history by winning Oscar for best picture, but how and why?

The South Korean film directed by Joon-ho, Parasite has won the Academy awards for the best film, and it came as a big surprise to many. The viewers and industry giants were defining the 92nd Academy awards by the inclusion of safe choices, and only a few were ready for such a big surprise. The South Korean film not only made into for best picture but also Joon-ho got the award for best director. The inclusion of some big names in the category of the best director made the competition fierce. Still, finally, **** Joon-ho appeared as the winner, and Twitter almost broke with the appreciation of messages and applauses.

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The Passage is among the most known TV series based on a book series. The vampire-thriller drama, but the series failed to live up to its book counterpart. Now, FOX has decided to cancel the series due to the audience dropped at the end of the first season. Also, Instagram posts from the youngest character Saniyya Sidney improves the lot of traction. Yet you must not panic as The Passage might have a great chance to grasp by Netflix or other networks. Here is everything to know about the matter:

Premature Cancellation

FOX has grabbed the attention of few notorieties for ending the series too early. It comprises One Day at a Time, The Tick, and Humans. But it becomes even worse when the network planned to cancel it only after its first season. Fox has declared that it will not be releasing its season two occurring the huge disappointment. The conviction was still surprising as there are still ways for shows to emerge. The initial season of the show is based on the first book in Cronin’s trilogy, and creators had the complete plan to create the following one. There are particular production challenges because of the complex plot in the second book. Though it is not that big that a skilful team is unable to overcome.

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As an Excel business user since its invention, becoming International Treasurer for a billion dollar company and now retired, here are my views.
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2. I invested in Office 365 when your multi-criteria search facility had been around for years in the old product, only to discover after installation that 365 did not have this facility: i.e. it was a known but hidden fault. This resulted in my insisting upon MS Office uninstalling 365 which then led to a complete rebuild of my computer. In my view selling 365 without that fact being made public was tantamount to fraud.
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The automatic formatting of numbers to dates is incredibly frustrating when you dont want it. I am often in a situation where I need to paste a table into Excel, for instance to calculate something from the table. It always happens that some cells in the table get autoformatted as dates and this is extremely annoying. The work-arounds are difficult and cumbersome and I can never remember what they are, so my workflow gets interrupted because I have to google how to do it.

I have very little use for the autoformatting of dates, but i appreciate that some people need it. We need to be able to toggle it off.

I create a lot of workbooks with a repetitive worksheet. For example, a workbook would contain multiple sheets representing a particular day for a project, with the workbook representing the project.

Each of these worksheets have exactly the same formulas and layout, so I create a 'template' worksheet in the workbook, which is then copied to create each of the worksheets.

If I want to change the template, I have to go through each of the copies to manually alter the formulas.

What would be cool is:

1. Create a worksheet as a template


2. Reference that template in copies (Copy from template?)


3. Whenever I change the 'master' template worksheet, all the others change as well.