Write an article based on this "Enter the data into your spreadsheet. Click a cell next to the one you want to round. Type "ROUND" into the "fx" field. Type an open parenthesis after "ROUND. Click the cell that you want to round. Type a comma followed by the number of digits to round to. Type a closed parenthesis to finish the formula. Press Enter or Return."
article: This allows you to enter a formula into the cell. The field is at the top of the spreadsheet. Type an equal sign followed by "ROUND" like this: =ROUND. " The content of the "fx" box should now look like this: =ROUND(. This inserts the cell's location (e.g., A1) into the formula. If you clicked A1, the "fx" box should now look like this: =ROUND(A1. For example, if you wanted to round the value of A1 to 2 decimal places, your formula would so far look like this: =ROUND(A1,2. Use 0 as the decimal place to round to the nearest whole number. Use a negative number to round by multiples of 10. For example, =ROUND(A1,-1will round the number to the next multiple of 10. The final formula should look like this (using the example of rounding A1 2 decimal places: =ROUND(A1,2). This runs the ROUND formula and displays the rounded value in the selected cell. You can replace ROUND with ROUNDUP or ROUNDDOWN if you know you want to round up or round down to a certain number of decimal points. Similarly, the formula MROUND will round to the nearest multiple of any specified number.

Write an article based on this "Be the one to reach out before the other. Get in touch with them however you can. Respect your friend's need for space. Talk about the problem honestly and openly. Use "I" statements when talking to them. Apologize to them and accept their apology. Avoid restarting an argument."
article: If you aren't talking to each other, someone will have to make the first move. Let it be you this time! It will show them that you want to be friends again and you're serious about resolving things. Think about how you can reach them. Depending on the person and the severity of your argument, you may need to try a few different ways to get in touch. If they won't answer your phone call, leave a voicemail saying you really want to fix things, then text them with a similar message. If they block your texts, email them. If your email is ignored, try to communicate with a private message through social media. If all else fails, you can try visiting them in person at their house. Reach out once and wait for a response before trying to reach them a different way. You don't want to make them feel harassed or pressured. If they agree to meet you via text or email, it may be best to meet in a mutual, public place so that neither of you feels intimidated or under pressure. If your friend refuses to see or speak with you, or if visiting them in person isn't an option, you may want to just back off for a while. Your friend wants space and that should be respected. Use the time to reflect on the situation and prepare what you want to say. Don't push your friend if it's clear they want space. It will only upset them and make them frustrated with you. Explain what you feel is the problem and be honest about it. Then ask them to do the same. Let them talk for as long as they need to. Really listen and don't interrupt them. This way, you both get to tell your side of the story and get everything out on the table. Express your feelings without using inflammatory or accusatory words. For example, instead of saying, "You made a really dumb decision," ask your friend, "Why did you decide to do that? I'm having trouble understanding." This will prevent blame from being thrown around and create a more peaceful tone while you talk. For example, instead of saying "You were a selfish jerk," say something like, "I felt like you didn't care about my feelings, and I felt really hurt by the things you said." Even if you didn't do anything and you believe the situation is their fault, opening with an apology sets the tone. You could say, "I'm really sorry things have gotten to this point. I want things to be better between us." If you did wrong them in some way, apologize to them sincerely. If they apologize to you, accept their apology graciously. It's important that you don't say or do anything hurtful during this conversation. This will only further damage the friendship, and it may make things irreparable. Do your best to keep things peaceful. If things get heated, don't allow them to escalate. For example, if your friend says to you, "I just can't believe you did that to me! I will never trust you again!" you can say something like, "I know, it was a really dumb thing for me to do. I am so sorry. I want to make things right, please tell me how I can do that."

Write an article based on this "Be an effective priest. Hone your people skills. Become a bishop. Become a cardinal."
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Once you become a priest, you want to make sure that you excel at your job. This is the best way to earn a promotion in the ranks of the church. A good priest is dependable, and helps the members of his church and the community. As a priest, you are responsible for the spiritual well-being of your congregation. You will perform sacraments, conduct Mass, and hear confession. An exemplary priest earns the designation "Monsignor". After you are a priest, any promotion that you receive will be by appointment. This means that you need to make a good impression on people who are in leadership positions above you. Work on relating well to others in your field. Be an effective communicator. Make sure that you are comfortable speaking in front of a crowd. You already do this as a priest, and it will become more important as you advance in the church. Be confident and clear when you speak. Work well with others. As a bishop or cardinal, you will need to manage other priests. Practice listening to the needs of others, and effectively communicating instructions. A bishop is essentially the chief priest (or pastor) of a diocese. A diocese is the territory or region that contains the churches under a bishop's authority. An archbishop governs his diocese (called an archdiocese) and also oversees other bishops. The pope is responsible for choosing all bishops, including archbishops. Therefore, you need to make a good impression on those who advise him. Make sure that you are in regular communication with the archbishop for your region. He will be able to offer a positive recommendation when asked for his opinion about you. Bishops gather for regular meetings, where they set policy and liturgical standards for their region. The pope is responsible for appointing bishops and archbishops. He relies on existing bishops to provide him with recommendations. Remember, you cannot formally apply to become a bishop or archbishop. You must be appointed. The pope's chief adviser in this process is the Apostolic Nuncio. He is the pope's representative to the government and church hierarchy in individual countries. A cardinal is a bishop who is chosen by the pope to receive this special designation. The pope selects archbishops to serve as cardinal of a specific diocese. Cardinals can either work at the Vatican or running their own archdioceses. Not all regions have a cardinal. Areas with significant Catholic populations, such as Manila, Boston, and Baltimore, are often where the pope chooses to create a cardinal. Make sure you live in a region that has a cardinal. You will not be likely to rise to this position from a small, rural population. When you are a bishop, maintain a positive relationship with the cardinal of your area. Make it clear that you are eager to serve the Church, and demonstrate your effective administrative skills. Cardinals are active in the administration of the Catholic church. There is not a formal application or interview process to become a cardinal. You must be appointed by the pope.