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I don't care for fixing my formulas. The formulas I write are fine (possibly thanks to Excel's brevity and immediate feedback). The hard part is writing them in
by danuker 4y ago
I don't care for fixing my formulas. The formulas I write are fine (possibly thanks to Excel's brevity and immediate feedback). The hard part is writing them in the first place.
I would love a model that would translate natural language like "Sum up A1231 and upwards until you hit a blank cell".
That said, this model is a useful stepping stone in showing what's possible with limited resources. I am happy people are working on it.
- jldugger 4y agoHave you met our lord and savior Named Regions?
- danuker 4y agoMy regions are dynamic, so they wouldn't help me. In the example above, I enter daily work logs with a functional table header separating dates by a blank line. Ctrl+Shift+; is perfect for introducing start and end times. I then compute the daily total, which I then bill. It has been better than any manual time tracker I've tried. Compared with ActivityWatch which I also use in case I forget to enter time, I get a roughly 5-10% error.