(02-06-2016, 07:29 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Did you enter anything in the 'sum' column? If you enter miles in the months column, that should be enough. The spreadsheet will do the adding up for you.
No Cormanus all I changed was the date in the date column and the mileage in the February column.
Thanks for fixing it.
Kevin
Btw., when you double click into the `Last Change' date field, a small calendar pops up, where you easily can select a day.
Neat feature, Django. The question of dates reminded me of something I saw earlier this morning: a comprehensive map of all the world's countries that use the MMDDYYYY date format.
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The source is [url=https://twitter.com/amazingmap/status/599931666803597312]here. It's worth scrolling down the page a little to see some other comparisons like who uses ºF. Oh, blow it, I'll display it.
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What makes us special Cormanus. Why millions of people flock here
Ferret and your country stands alone on building a machine that gets "7 inches to the gallon".
Go big or go home is our motto lol
The mm/did/yyyy format never made sense to me and I grew up in USA.
2014 CB1100 DLX
2013 CB1100 Std
1990 BMW K75 RT
(02-06-2016, 10:58 PM)Elipten_imp Wrote: [ -> ]The mm/did/yyyy format never made sense to me and I grew up in USA.
2014 CB1100 DLX
2013 CB1100 Std
1990 BMW K75 RT
You mean like.. this is February 7th, 2016? Why doesn't that make sense? Actually for a whole year you don't even have to mention the year, this is February 7th (everyone knows it's 2016)
would it make more sense to say this is 2016, the seventh of February?
what does the rest of the world use?
7th of february 2016
its more logical, you start with the smallest (days) and work your way up to the bigger: Days - Months - Years