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We’re nearly through our top 12 reasons to upgrade to Laserfiche 12. 👏 Spend less time finding what you need in your Laserfiche repository! 🔍 The simpler search in Laserfiche 12 features a ‘Find Document’ search mode to streamline document retrieval. Learn more about upgrading to Laserfiche 12: https://lsrfch.co/3Db8GQf

For those wondering what kind of chart to use in their next presentation:

Day 2 of our iceReporting series dives into the different types of reports available in your ice solution. Check out part 2 of our series to learn about what those reports are and how to analyze them! https://lnkd.in/gynYp_BB #iceReporting #iceContactCenter

Experience the amazing potential of Excel powered by SPL XLL😐 Example63: Repeat value of each cell N times according to value of the neighboring cell 😄 The table below has two columns, where column B is number.We need to repeat value of column A N times according to the value of column B and concatenate results into one column. 😅 Solution： Use SPL XLL to do this: =spl("=?.conj(~2*[~1])",A1:B2) Explanation: conj() function concatenates members of a sequence; ~2 represents the 2nd child member of the current member; "integer N* sequence" means copying each member of a sequence N times. The solution is so easy! If you find SPL is interesting, You can download a trial, it is currently free. 🤩 Join our group: https://lnkd.in/gyW-YFer

You don’t need your own custom component library. 9/10 cases it’s a waste of time and resources. Even in this one rare case when it’s actually useful. It’s often executed in a wrong way. Lacks dedicated resources allocation. I had a cool chat with 👨🏻💻 Marcin Milewicz about this today.

If the Command Bar can help you find the tools you need fast, then the Minimap can help you find your way around big documents just as quick 💪 The Minimap appears whenever you have content outside of your current view. It shows you exactly where you’re at and even helps you navigate around — just click and drag on the highlighted area 🗺️

Listen as our managers Alexander Ponikvar, Aidan McGuire and Kristina Andersen discuss the lessons they learned with UFCP. From working smart to using your resources and more!

Version 1.0.3: Results are now saved over sessions locally so you can close the page and reopen and see your results.

The 1st step of the NCEO tool: “A Five-Step Process for Developing and Reviewing District Justifications for Exceeding 1.0% AA-AAAS Participation”  involves the SEA and LEA identifying and providing descriptive data about AAAAAS participation. Learn more about the five steps here: https://z.umn.edu/9lf8

Addendum: Here's a video Navigation of the Dashboard of the previous Post