My at home setup is getting there, next up big mousepad, then start saving for new speakers and monitor
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Oooiiiii
You still in bloem?
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Morning you sexy fuckers 
Not gonna lie but it feels weird working today
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Welcome to the Tuesday that feels like a Monday.
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Morning all
The muscle spasm in my neck has moved to my shoulder, Ive had a voltaren injection and I want to cry from the pain
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Urgh… is there anyone that is good with Excel?
I have some data I wish to visualise (maybe a bar, graph or pie chart) but it never seems to come out the way I want.
I’m not good at understanding these things.
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Tell us what you’ve tried and what you want it to look like, and share a copy of the spreadsheet somewhere. I can take a look a little later this afternoon if you want.
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Yep!
Negative. Our stops in Bloem are unfortunately short. Basically a whistle-stop on our way to Cape Town.
We stayed in Beaufort West last night and are on our way to Cape Town now.
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Yep. Navigation, listening to music, audiobooks, and podcasts. Hooking it up to the radio doubles as a hands-free kit.
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I’m also handy in Excel. Share the document with me too, please. I may only get around to it tomorrow, though.
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So I’ve got this which is an export from a small 10 question survey based on a 5 point scale (1 being strongly disagree to 5 being strongly agree).
I was hoping to show some way of an aggregate (or sum) and where the choices are going between all the responses. Now granted I only have 3 responses but this will grow as I conduct more tests with candidates. Or is there a better way to visualise this? I was just thinking of some way I can quickly see where the responses are going, per question.
Make sense? Do we need a call to better communicate this?
@SIGSTART | @GregRedd
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Donut chart, with each option being a slice in the donut and the center value of the donut being the total number of responses you’ve received.
EDIT: Something along the lines of this snippet of a widget I built for the system we’re building and implementing:
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I guess that could work. I suppose my limited mental capacity of selecting cells, values and ranges is the bottleneck.
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Ok so officially the muscle spasm in my neck/shoulder is officially so bad that the physio had to stab me with needles to try and release it. It kinda worked. Its feeling a little better, but its gonna be at least 2 or 3 more sessions for her to fix me, once a week since she is scared to damage me. Apparently you can actually see the spasm if you look at my neck/shoulder which it rather scary.
She strapped it, told me to go bounce tonight but to not move the arm - so that is gonna be fun.
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I also dislike using Excel to make visualisations. I’d probably use my minimal Tableau skills if this were my project
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Yeah, I’m a designer, man!
I mean I don’t have to do this, I just thought it would be a nice way to visualise it. It’s quicker and easier to see the analytics at a glance I suppose.
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These two things are not compatible. Choose one. (And make the choice the one that does not cause you pain!)
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Im allowed to balance myself, but not swing the arm or go mad with jumping jacks. aka I will be doing basic bouncing, and careful everything else.
The physio thinks it might help relax me a bit more
cos even lying there she had to constantly tell me to focus on relaxing - its just not happening
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