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How to use up-to-date with time indications
How to use the word “duplicate”How does the parenthetical “that is” function?Are there any alternative words that can be used to refer to a particular thing?Time: Move “backwards” or “forwards”the use of the word “Bastard”What is/are the origin/s of the use of “to end” to mean “to kill a person”?“Queuing twice for a cup of coffee is once too many.” Is this correct?How would you refer to the generic color of a carton/cardboard box?Using before/after instead of “between” for date10 degree(s) length, length of 10 degrees?
The last time my data were updated in my report was last midnight.
I want to write below the report something like:
"The data in this report are up-to-date to last midnight" but it sounds awful.
How should I write?
Yes, I know I could simply write "Last Update: 18/03/2019 00:00" but I would like to write it in a different way.
Thankx.
W.
word-usage
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The last time my data were updated in my report was last midnight.
I want to write below the report something like:
"The data in this report are up-to-date to last midnight" but it sounds awful.
How should I write?
Yes, I know I could simply write "Last Update: 18/03/2019 00:00" but I would like to write it in a different way.
Thankx.
W.
word-usage
asked 2 days ago
Johannes WentuJohannes Wentu
1295
Is the run-date of the report shown anywhere?
– TRomano
2 days ago
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The last time my data were updated in my report was last midnight.
I want to write below the report something like:
"The data in this report are up-to-date to last midnight" but it sounds awful.
How should I write?
Yes, I know I could simply write "Last Update: 18/03/2019 00:00" but I would like to write it in a different way.
Thankx.
W.
word-usage
asked 2 days ago
Johannes WentuJohannes Wentu
1295
The last time my data were updated in my report was last midnight.
I want to write below the report something like:
"The data in this report are up-to-date to last midnight" but it sounds awful.
How should I write?
Yes, I know I could simply write "Last Update: 18/03/2019 00:00" but I would like to write it in a different way.
Thankx.
W.
word-usage
word-usage
asked 2 days ago
Johannes WentuJohannes Wentu
1295
asked 2 days ago
Johannes WentuJohannes Wentu
1295
asked 2 days ago
Johannes WentuJohannes Wentu
1295
asked 2 days ago
Johannes WentuJohannes Wentu
1295
asked 2 days ago
Johannes WentuJohannes Wentu
1295
1295
Is the run-date of the report shown anywhere?
– TRomano
2 days ago
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Is the run-date of the report shown anywhere?
– TRomano
2 days ago
Is the run-date of the report shown anywhere?
– TRomano
2 days ago
Is the run-date of the report shown anywhere?
– TRomano
2 days ago
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The data in this report is up-to-date as of midnight last night.
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The data in this report is up-to-date as of midnight last night.
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