How, how, how will I ever figure out the correct input in Excel in order to properly analyze linear programming data?
If that sentence left you scratching your head, wondering what the heck I'm talking about, well, welcome to my club. My math club. My math 1090 project club. Argh.
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- okay, this is going to be a rant
- 1090 part 2
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1 comment:
You can do it!!!!
Although in my line of work, I rarely use anything beyond an @sum.
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