In case you haven’t figured it out yet, Randophonic is a radio program that airs pretty much every Saturday night starting at 11pm (Pacific time) on CiTR.FM.101.9. You can read more about all that here.
Randophonic radio is currently in hiatus, sort of. We’re still broadcasting most weeks, but the shows are reruns, plucked from our rather copious archives. There are various reasons for this, a key one being that we’re actually pretty happy with those archives. There’s a pile of solid radio in there that most folks didn’t hear the first time around, so why not revisit?
If you’re worried about what’s going on with The Final Countdown* (498 down, 799 to go) – we’ll get back to it eventually. Unless the world ends first.
In the meantime, please enjoy (or not):
A. various random selections from our aforementioned archives as they air,
B. our ongoing review of Philip Random’s All Vinyl Countdown and Apocalypse (aka the 1,111 Greatest Records You’ve Probably Never Heard), which we’re revisiting one track at a time, one day at a time, for however long it takes.
Download Randophonic podcasts via this archive. Stream Randophonic programs here.
Hi Philip, I found your question about a countdown in Word2003 that was posted aeons ago.
I was trying to find a workaround for it too, and I guess you’ve done it but I found an easy way to do it.
I started with the highest number in excel (eg. a1 = 27), and then using the autosum in the cell underneath it, put in the value of =SUMME(A1)-1 (German OS.)
Then I copied that second cell and its value underneath a few times, selected and copied until I got to the value ‘0’.
Then, just copied and pasted into a table in Word.
Simples!
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thanks, Rob — I will add this wisdom to my files, because some fixes don’t always work.
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