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[Tips Excel @gudanglifehack]

HOW TO CREATE AUTOMATIC COLOUR-CODED DROP-DOWNS IN EXCEL 📊✨

Stop making boring, plain Excel sheets! 📊 Turn your project trackers into dynamic, color-coded dashboards in seconds.
With a Colour Coded Drop-down Menu, your data becomes instantly scannable, cleaner, and highly professional.

Here is exactly how to do it using Data Validation. A quick step-by-step thread 🧵👇

[The YUNiversity @The_YUNiversity]

Words built on “tort” all share a twist in meaning.

• contort: twist out of shape
• distort: twist the truth
• retort: twist back with a sharp reply
• tortuous: full of twists and turns
• extort: twist someone’s arm for gain

Language loves a good turn. 🌀📚

#vocabulary

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Pareidolia: why people see faces in clouds, toast, and plug sockets

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Why "earworm" is called an earworm

[ray @styledinred]

Is he boyfriend material?

[🍂 @Lovandfear]

Ad Astra Per Aspera....
“To the stars through hardships”

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What ultracrepidarian means, and when to use it

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100 Sports Idioms Used in Everyday English

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Why “Let’s eat Grandma” needs a comma

[Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4]

La Rochefoucauld, what a line

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Did you know?

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Tmesis

[Curious Minds @CuriousMindsHub]

Mastering Time Management:

[word otaku @word0taku]

ultracrepidarian (n.)

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What onomatomania means, and how to use it

[✒️ @Literariium]

dès vu

[Words @wordsporn]

zugzwang

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Why bowdlerize means to sanitize a book

[word otaku @word0taku]

✔️ munificent (adj.) myoo•NIF•uh•sent

As always, I loved reading your responses. Thanks for making my day, fellow word otakus! 🤍🥹

Someone who is munificent is very generous or lavish in giving… especially when it comes to money, gifts, or support.

Munificent (adj.)
Munificence (n.)
Munificently (adv.)

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What “forswunke” means, and why it still feels vivid