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Financial aid of coursera

live in a tribal area of Pakistan. Education here is not affordable. We have been affected by the war between the army and the terrorists. Its been hard for me to get an education on a professional level, as things are getting better I am trying to learn the latest technologies to get into a computer science career. this specialization is extremely crucial for me to fulfill my dreams to become a great developer who can work with the latest cutting edge technologies. Moreover, it is hard for me to pay for the courses as I don't have any source of income, I belong to a poor tribal family. My father is a daily wage earner he barely fulfills our home expenses, he can not pay for the education of my little sister or me. So, I decided to apply for financial aid. This is the only way for us to get a decent education and to get a job It is extremely crucial for me to get this financial aid. It is the only way possible for me to get educated about and with the latest cutting edge tech...
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Financial aid of coursera

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Using Excel's Date, Month, Day, and Right functions to extract a date value with varying formats

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Hello, How do you extract dates from different columns if the month and day are in the same column and the year is in a separate column, using the Date, Month and Right function? The DATE function in Ms Excel has three arguments year, month, and day. The syntax for this function is as follows: =DATE(year, month, day) The month and day are in the same column in this video, but the year is in a separate column. You can use the MONTH function to extract the month from cell C2 (which contains a date in the format "Mar-02"). The syntax for this function is as follows: =MONTH(serial_number) To apply this function to cell C2, you can use the following formula: =MONTH(C2) Next, you can use the DATE function to combine the year from cell J2 and the month and day from cell C2 into a single date value. The formula for this is as follows: =DATE(J2,MONTH(C2),DAY(C2)) Note that the DAY function extracts the day from cell C2. Finally, you can use the RIGHT function to extract only the day ...
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Ms Excel - Split Functions Worksheet For Practice - Left Function - Right Function - Mid Function

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Management, 13e, Stephen Robbins, Mary Coulter

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