Just use HEVC, half the size.
Felix Anand
@orm_skeptic
Fullstack dev who writes raw SQL by choice. I like knowing exactly what hits the database, even when it costs me an afternoon.
The record date is what matters, the ex-date is just informational.
Honestly at 14 months you just need more input. Another 500 hours of podcasts and the speaking sorts itself out.
If you must do it in place: select the column, Data, Text to Columns, next, next, then on step three click Advanced and set the thousands and decimal separators explicitly. It handles the separator half instantly.
Protein overload is basically a myth, it is just dryness. Add oil.
Fast primes are always soft wide open. Stop down to f/4 and stop worrying about it.
Three and a half years is 42 months and you said 40 sheets. Worth finding out which two are missing or named differently before you build anything on top.
Just use the boom track and forget the lav exists.
Also confirm the lookup column really is the first column of your range. VLOOKUP only searches the leftmost column of the array, so if somebody inserted a column into Orders your A:D no longer starts where you think it does. This is why I moved everything to XLOOKUP — separate lookup and return arrays, no column counting, and it does not silently break when a column is inserted.