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Hoping someone can help me... it's a bookkeeping type of thing.
I have a spreadsheet, dates in column 1, then about 20 subsequent named columns, each column having values (in £s) in it if money has been spent on particular dates.
If money was spent on the same date under different headings then that date is repeated in the date column.I need to create a line graph for each named column showing how the weekly average value (money spent) changes over time.
I can do the line chart bit, but I'm stuffed if I know how the fucking fuck to take all the values in each column and change them into a rolling average value for any given week.
Please help!
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I'll look that up, I'm completely ignorant of the existence of non-private insurance.
I was thinking about it not just in reference to cars, but the concept in general, where it might exist as a purely functional entity rather than a cash cow (which is obviously my possibly ill-informed perception of the private insurance industry) -
If you choose to drive a car, insurance is compulsory.
I might be an idealistic sort, but at no point in the near future is the use of cars going to voluntarily stop
Anyway, the comment you replied to is nothing to do with car ownership, it's about the insurance industry and how i think nationalising compulsory forms of insurance is an idea.
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That's a fairly Victorian attitude.
You need 2 people to do it safely, and even then it's still high risk.
You need to factor in their travel to your place, no matter how small - they didn't teleport to your house.
Kit and insurance, regardless of whether they have it or not.
How much would you want to get paid to do the same thing? Would you rather pay half the price to someone who's prepared to take more risks to benefit your pocket?
And if they do use ground-based machines, someone's got to pay for that -
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They're all very clean aren't they?