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I am trying to create an Area Schedule with a calculated parameter that only returns a Percent of the Whole Area when a Yes/No parameter is checked.

So I've got my standard [Area] Parameter as SF, a [Yes/No] Parameter assigned to my Areas, a Calculated Value for the Schedule as a Percentage of [Area] / <Grand Total>, and I'm trying to combine these together into something along the lines of:

=IF ([Area - UAP Affordable]), [percent of total], )

See screenshot here for context.

However whether using a percent such as "0%" or value such as "0 SF" or text such as "NA" for my boolean <result-if-false>, I keep getting the error "Inconsistent Units."

Signed first edition, I'm quite pleased to add this to my (slowly) growing collection of rarer copies of his work (so far just this and Letters Home with a chapbook of the Wolfe family).

Now that I lured you all here I figured I'd add my own thoughts and questions to the ever-present conversation about the book. I've been reading Wolfe since ⁓2008, but after falling in love I since decided to pace myself when reading his bibliography rather than tearing through it as fast as I could. At this point I've read the majority of his work, but this was only my first read-through of Peace. With that said, I can't remember being affected by another book of his like I w

I’ve been trying to call the contact number 888-888-4532 to request a delivery cancellation, but whenever I try and call I’m notified that the call volume is higher than normal and I can’t be helped. Rather than being able to opt to be put on hold, I’m shunted back into the automated menu.

Not sure how best to proceed since it seems I can’t request a cancellation of delivery online.

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.

I'm specifically curious about during the height of the Ottoman Empire during the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent in 1520-1566. The Byzantine Empire fell when Constantinople was defeated in 1453; as the years passed, would Christian groups from Europe (either Catholic or Orthodox) have attempted to send any priests, missionaries, or monastic orders such as Franciscans or Jesuits to the Ottoman Empire? Would this have even been allowed? I know that Christians and Jews were given protected status, but were still considered inferior to Muslim citizens.

During this time (1531-32) was also when the Church of England broke away from the Catholic church and that in 1571 is when Pope Pius V comp

Hi, last night at a party some friends were talking about conspiracy theories they believed in and I was browsing the wikipedia page on common theories when I came across one I hadn't heard before : that Hitler didn't commit suicide but lived and escaped to South America or elsewhere and furthermore that this rumor was spread by the order of Stalin.

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How true is this (that it was spread by Stalin's orders, I know Hitler died in Berlin) and if it is true, why? It seems like a nice feather in the cap of the USSR to reinforce that they were largely responsible for the downfall of the Nazis.

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The sources listed on wikipedia for this are:

• [Joachimsthaler, Anton](

A few years back (3-4) I visited a local art gallery (Frye in Seattle, WA). After wandering through the gallery seeing the exhibits, I ended up in the last room before the exit. Projected on the wall was a film, which I've been struggling to recall the name of. I've been unable to figure it out myself, it's not listed on the gallery website for past-exhibits, and when I reached out the Gallery Exhibit Curator, they are unable to recall it. Hopefully one of you are able to help me.

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Luckily, I was there with a friend at the time, and he also has a vague memory of the film, so I know that I've not imagined it. I'd also taken a photo of the placard, but since replaced the phone th

Hi TOMT, a few years back (3-4) I visited a local art gallery (Frye in Seattle, WA). After wandering through the gallery seeing the exhibits, I ended up in the last room before the exit. Projected on the wall was a film, which I've been struggling to recall the name of. I've been unable to figure it out myself, it's not listed on the gallery website for past-exhibits, and when I reached out the Gallery Exhibit Curator, they are unable to recall it. Hopefully one of you are able to help me.

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Luckily, I was there with a friend at the time, and he also has a vague memory of the film, so I know that I've not imagined it. I'd also taken a photo of the placard, but since replaced the