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This executes cp for every file, so it can be noticeably slower if there are many small files (but not with typical images):
find project -name \*.jpg -exec cp {} assets \;
This takes multiple arguments at a time:
find project -name \*.jpg -print0 | xargs -0 -I% cp % assets
Without -0 filenames that contain single quotes or double quotes would result ...
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I had the same problem and tried the solution above:
Start by picking a cell somewhere out of sight on Sheet1. For example, assuming we are going to start the links with cell L5, we can choose cell AA5, which should be sufficiently off the page, as our target. Start by entering this text into L5: =HYPERLINK(AA5, "Details") This will put the word ...
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UPDATE:
It turns out the Windows Search service was the culprit. Looking at the resource monitor, specifically at the disk, I saw the average disk time was maxed on the graph and searchindexer.exe was reading/writing nonstop. When I stopped the service, disk usage dropped off and the 37 GB file was able to be dragged & dropped.
Well, I did some ...
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