Linux Server Basics: 15 Commands Every Website Owner Needs
The Linux commands you actually need to look after a small website server: disk space, memory, logs, services, permissions, updates and safe file editing…
Read article →Excel, SAP, Oracle & automation tips — plus wacky facts
The Linux commands you actually need to look after a small website server: disk space, memory, logs, services, permissions, updates and safe file editing…
Read article →Find your way around the SAP Fiori launchpad: spaces and pages, tiles and KPIs, enterprise search, personalising your home page and when to fall…
Read article →A plain-English tour of SAP FI and CO for accountants: company codes, GL accounts, document types, vendor and customer processes, cost centres and profit…
Read article →HYPERLINK builds a clickable link — to websites, files, or other sheets in the same workbook.
Read article →NORMDIST gives the normal distribution for a mean and SD. It is a compatibility function: Excel keeps it so workbooks from Excel 2007 and…
Read article →Turn commands into reusable scripts with param() blocks and switches, log what happened, and run them automatically with Windows Task Scheduler.
Read article →Work with SAP ALV lists: choose and order columns, sort, filter, subtotal, save layouts and default layouts, and export to Excel correctly without broken…
Read article →PROB adds the probabilities of outcomes falling between two limits, from a simple value/probability table.
Read article →Import CSV files, add calculated columns, summarise with Group-Object and Measure-Object, export results to CSV, and options for real Excel files (ImportExcel module).
Read article →This document describes how you can turn on GUI Script Recording. To use GUI Script Recording with Winshuttle Transaction, the scripting parameter must be…
Read article →Store values in $variables, use arrays and hashtables, if/elseif/else, foreach and while loops, and the -f format operator for neat output.
Read article →Chain commands with the pipeline: Where-Object to filter, Sort-Object, Select-Object for columns and top N, Group-Object and Measure-Object — objects, not text.
Read article →Bones are stronger than steel of the same weight.
Weight for weight, bone is remarkably strong, especially under compression, because of its mix of collagen and mineral.