Solution Verified ! Worked perfectly ! I had something like that originally but couldn ' t get it to work , but entering it as an array formula did the trick . Thanks ! <| sep |> What do you take as the original form ? <| sep |> Khajiit want taste . Share with Khajiit . <| sep |> oh . No , I just really like pickles . That explains the random dick pics I keep getting , though . <| sep |> Honestly I don ' t mind his conspiracy stuff , he puts on a good act and he ' s good for a chuckle . What does bother me is that he ' s a snake oil salesman . He sells snake oil supplements to gullible and mentally ill people for exorbitant prices . This is pretty scummy in my opinion . <| sep |> I can ' t wait to see the next hype train for this patch <| sep |> Based on the premise that God is the perfect creative force of the universe , he could not create something was not good . It defies its own definition . If a being created something unholy , that being would necessarily be something other than God . I ' ll grant your assumption of his existence and definition for the sake of argument . All of the evidence we ' ve ever had shows us that life wasn ' t created to be anything , but I ' ll grant you that to for the sake of this discussion . Here we are God is perfect and created the entire universe . And yet , things that he created are demonstrably not good , unless you ' re twisting the definition . Considering that many of the things that the Christian God created are very clearly not good , he has a problem calling himself God . If , furthermore , that being created the entire universe , he is responsible for literally everything therein . I ' m not sure what you mean , but I ' m going to assume my answer does not adequately do that . Could you explain a little further ? I ' ve never seen anyone adequately answer that , so I ' ll try to clarify and let you have a go . As I just mentioned , if your God is the creator of everything in the universe , he is directly responsible for everything that happens in the universe . This is a result of his commonly cited attributes such as omnipotent , omniscient , and omnibenevolent . If God is these things and created the universe as we know it , there simply cannot be a more deterministic universe in which we could live without logically eroding at least one of those attributes at any point . Personally , I haven ' t seen any of these justified to be meaningful terms on their own in any logical way , but I ' ll grant them for this discussion because I ' m curious how you ' ll shift your God ' s responsibility onto us somehow . I don ' t know exactly where this fits but neither of us should be held responsible for failed discussions you ' ve had in the past . You ' re right , so if you want to try , you can give that one a go . I brought it up in hopes to clarify common responses to the example hoping that it might give you an idea of what I was getting at . I hope that I ' ve clarified enough up to this point to give you an idea .