Idioms are a great way to liven up a conversation, but their figurative meanings are often misunderstood. The well-known idiom, "breaking the ice," doesn't signify what its words literally suggest.

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Welcome to Row Z, The Athletic’s weekly column that shines a light on the bonkers side of the game. From clubs to managers, players to organisations, every week we’ll bring you the absurdities, the ...

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Managing data in Microsoft Excel often requires splitting cells into columns or rows to improve organization and usability. Whether you’re handling simple lists or working with complex datasets, Excel ...

Apache OpenOffice's Calc application contains a handy feature for restructuring spreadsheet tables or data lists. Hidden in Calc's Paste Special option, the Transpose feature enables you to convert ...

United is one of several airlines that avoids including a row 13 on their flights, but not just for the reason you probably think. Is United superstitious? Perhaps, but that’s not the only reason they ...