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Richard Rost 
          
15 days ago
How'd you do? Are you promoted to chief of not working Monday, or are you still trying to find the time clock?
Kevin Robertson  @Reply  
          
15 days ago
4/5 - knew I'd miss one eventually.
Donald Blackwell  @Reply  
       
15 days ago
5/5 Promoted to Chief of Not Working Monday
Not actually true, lol, too much work to finish around the house.
Bill Mark Langdell  @Reply  
      
15 days ago
5/5
Michael Duncan  @Reply  
     
14 days ago
Missed 2
Jeffrey Kraft  @Reply  
      
14 days ago
5/5 Promoted to mon capitaine of not working Monday.
Thomas Gonder  @Reply  
       
14 days ago
What does the X.01 mean? What lesson(s) does this apply to in the Expert Series? Is all this explained on the title page?
Richard Rost OP  @Reply  
          
14 days ago
The X0.1 is just the quiz number/level designation I used to keep the database formatting consistent. Since this was a special Labor Day quiz pulling questions from several different Expert lessons, rather than one specific lesson, I labeled it Level 0. The topics themselves - date/time values, totals queries, date ranges, IIf, and payroll calculations - are covered throughout the Expert Series. You're right, though. Usually, the format is level and then lesson, so I can keep them all straight, mostly, and you can tell what video that stuff's covered in. This one didn't fit that pattern, so I had to make something up.
Bryan Coleman  @Reply  
     
14 days ago
3/5 Logic dictates that a commendation of high distinction—specifically, a yellow stellate marker appended to the break room refrigeration unit—has been conferred upon me. Consequently, I must maintain an adequate recall of fundamental arithmetical principles.
John Williams  @Reply  
     
13 days ago
4/5 Grill Master
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