Hi, I'm Tim. Its nice to meet you all.

With so many members from so many places around the world, I'm curious, if you could share with the rest of us, one meal from your country, what would it be? I'll start. For me, I would have to go with Texas Style BBQ. Usually beef that's been smoked for 12-16 hours and tender enough to fall off the bone. (plus it smells amazing all day while it's cooking) What about you?

Thanks to the community for sharing. This is really where I can improve my abilities. I will always be grateful. Welcome to make friends with everyone.😁

So the other day, I found that Excel has a pretty useful function that isn't listed when you click on the function button. (see pics & try it yourself). It calculates the number of days, months, or years between two dates. (You could do weeks by using days and dividing by 7). You can also find the number of days between by subtracting two dates. DATEDIF(Start_Date, End_Date, Interval) Microsoft Link

One of the things I love about Excel, is how other people find new & different solutions. I remember one day working on a file of a co-worker and seeing a formula that made no sense to me, but it was calculating exactly what we needed. When I asked him about it, he smiled. We talked, he explained how it worked. He was able to share and be appreciated for his knowledge and I learned a new technique. Sometimes the thing that someone else needs is something you take for granted. So, I'll kick off this thread with a solution for a weighted average. =SUMPRODUCT( Range1, Range2) / Sum(Range1) This does a weighted average, using the cells in Range1 as the weights. What's something you've learned recently?