Trying to find an automated way to pull data from one cell to another so I can then reference it as 'Previous Week' back on the main sheet. For example: Sheet 1 will have a column named 'Key Activities Completed this Week'. I'd like that information weekly to be copied to another sheet. I'll then reference this cell in the main sheet as 'Previous Week Activities Completed'. Since we can't automate copying a cell value within the same sheet. If there's anyone who has a better way of doing this I'd appreciate the insight!
I manage about 14 projects that I ask Accountable parties to make weekly updates via an automated request. When they make these updates I've created an automation to create a summary PDF of the current updates and I'd like this to include the previous weeks updates as well.
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My husband is a musician and playing a music festival on Mallorca (Palma) in mid-June. This will likely be our only trip to Spain and we have 3 weeks. I'm trying to determine if we should stay on the island for the entire trip or find another destination and split our time. We will fly home from Madrid.
Jen - split time between Mallorca with another part of Spain. You have 2 options. Option 1: Valencia Spain is also in close proximity to Mallorca. Take a trip there and explore, then head to Alicante as you make your way toward Andalucia. In the Andalucia region, you will have the opportunity to visit Moorish towns region towns like Granada, Cordoba, Rhonda, Malaga and Seville. Then train to Madrid from Seville to fly out
With 3 weeks, I would definitively not spend all you time in Andalucia, it will start to be hot in mid June and will only get hotter and hotter, you are better off starting in the south, while it may be still bearable, and then moving to the cooler north.
Thanks again to you two for your thoughts and suggestions. Cuenca and the Ciudad Encantada look amazing! Here's what I think we've decided on. I'd love to have your feedback if you think we should make any adjustments. We'll have to be in Mallorca for a fair amount of time as my husband will fly elsewhere to play another show and then come back to Mallorca to join back up with us. Also, because we're traveling with a 4 year old, we won't be visiting many of the museums and landmarks except for the Alhambra. Thus, our trip is different from many others who want to fit in many of the significant sights. Our desire is to spend time walking around, visiting markets, eating good food, exploring nature and relaxing.
Personally I'd stay in Mallorca for the duration. We frequently spend on average two weeks a year there, been going for years and still exploring. Having a car will give great flexibility, explore the mountains, discover hidden coves, visit incredible caves, find some of the best beaches in Spain, visit nature parks, aquaparks, explore medieval towns and forts, enjoy fantastic local food and wine, the list is endless.
If you were to base yourself there for three weeks I'd look for somewhere outside of Palma as it can be difficult for parking. Ideally rent a villa with a pool (there are many) that way the kids can cool off after a days exploring in the heat which is something to take into account when lurching between cities every two days. It will be more pleasurable to spend three relaxing weeks in Mallorca, taking in the sights at a pace suitable for the heat than being constantly on the move just to see the "must sees". This is even more relevant when having young children and a heavy instrument in tow.
If you decide to stick with the Granada plan (and I see you have already scored Alhambra tickets), I can now report that a day-trip to the Alpujarras is possible. There's a bus departing Granada at 10 AM that reaches Campileira at about 12:20 PM, by way of Pampaneira and Bubion. There's another bus 2 hours behind it, and then there's a return bus from Campileira at something after 4 PM (I think 4:45 but can't swear to it). Bubion and Campileira are very close. I walked downhill (along the road) from Campileira to Bubion in 20 or 30 minutes, and I wasn't rushing. Campileira seemed a bit larger than Bubion, and Pampaneira is definely the largest, the liveliest, and quite a bit lower--not nearly as close (on foot) as the other two. I saw lots of hikers/walkers but didn't try that myself, so I don't know whether it would be possible to cover the distance from Campileira (or Bubin) to Pampaneira on a day-trip, given the bus schedule.
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On one of the computers, emails being held in my inbox are being automatically removed after two weeks (this is not a desirable action, I am loosing important emails), but on the other computer that is configured exactly the same, emails remain in the inbox indefinitely (which is desired).
The first item to check would be tools>account settings>Syncronization&Storage, but you've probably checked that already. Does this happen regularly? That is, each day does it delete one day's messages from two weeks ago? Or is this a situation where you noticed a group of messages are missing, but it's not recurring? If it seems to be a one-time issue, possibly repairing the folder will resurface the missing messages. That, or possibly deleting the global-messages-db.sqlite file when TB is not running and restarting TB. My inference is that the two PCs do not keep the same messages, so one is not backup to the other.
Thanks so much David, and yes I can confirm I have checked all of the settings. In terms of regular, yes everyday.... my computer only holds two weeks of emails and then "poof" they are gone (and not to the deleted or archived box, just gone).
The two computers hosting Thunderbird are not in the same building. One is my work desktop and one is a laptop I have at home. Both are independent of one another, so the same email may be on both machines at the same time.
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