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Most programming languages use comma separated arguments in their functions, like this: someFunction(arg1, arg2, ...) However, depending on your region and number format settings, Excel may choose to use semicolon instead. This is because Excel is trying to interpret comma as decimal separator, and so it decides to use semicolon for argument separator. This can be extremely frustrating for people who are used to programming languages having comma as argument separator in functions. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to change Excel to revert back to using comma as function argument separator. Note this tutorial is tested on Excel 2019 but may work with other versions as well. Excel Options Open the File menu and click on Options . (I hope you know where the File menu button is...) In the Excel Options interface, click on Advanced , then under the Editing options section, you should see 3 settings: Use system separators Decimal separat

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Discovered - currently not indexed If you have a lot of pages in your Google Search Console that are excluded, you might find that a lot of them are Discovered - currently not indexed . And if you drill down by clicking on it, you will find that Google did not even crawl these pages as their last crawled date is all N/A : The explanation given by Google is that google bot may have encountered problem trying to crawl the page. I find that highly unlikely, though, as my site has barely any traffic, and it's hosted on Blogger - Google's own service. A more likely explanation is that, for whatever reason, Google deemed these pages are unimportant, and put them very low in the crawl queue, and since Google bot is quite busy, it never got around to crawl these pages. How does Google determine which pages are important since it never even crawled them? I have no idea. Maybe it just looked at the title, or maybe it did a quick word count. Man