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BoxOfficeTheory Presale Tracking
USA Showtimes As of May 17

• katnisscinnaplex showtimes (I've been meaning to look at shows since I wasn't able to run it last week. It looks like all of the releases this week are fairly limited. Here's what I am seeing listed so far, which is probably ~90% of final (I think...I don't usually run on Wednesday): In a Violent Nature - 440 TC (plus ~200 early shows), Summer Camp - 653 TC, Ezra - 617 TC and Haikyu - 816 TC (May 28).)

Presales Data (Google Sheets Link)
BoxOfficeReport Previews
DOMESTIC PRESALES
Haikyu!! The Dumpster Battle Average THU Comp: $0.91M

• abracadabra1998 ($1.00M THU comp. No movement, probs looking at around $1 Million previews (May 28). Not bad, not bad (May 27).)
  
• Flip (Looking at some theaters near me, Haikyu is outselling Spy x Family (May 20).)
  
• katnisscinnaplex ($0.81M THU comp.)
  
• Rorschach (These numbers seem pretty damn good. Will echo @abracadabra1998's $1 mil previews prediction (May 28).)
  

In a Violent Nature

• el sid (Had also only showtimes in 4 of the 7 theaters but already 123 sold tickets. So where it gets shows, it does fine. Loose comps, all counted on Monday of the release week for Thursday: Tarot (715k from previews) had 97 sold tickets in 5 theaters, The Invitation (775k from previews) had 96 in 7 theaters, Pearl (1.3M OD) had 102 sold tickets in 6 theaters and The Strangers: Chapter One (1.2M from previews) had 215 sold tickets in 6 theaters (May 28).)
  
• katnisscinnaplex ($0.57M EA+THU comp.)
  
• Rorschach ($0.91M THU+FRI comp.
  

Summer Camp

• el sid (Has shows in 3 of my 7 theaters and had not more than 7 sold tickets. So so far completely under the radar. Comp: Book Club 2 (6.7M OW) had also on Monday for Thursday 25 sold tickets in 5 theaters (May 28).)

Young Woman and the Sea

• JonathanMB (I just checked showtimes near me, and in the entire Chicago suburbs it looks like it's only in 5-7 theaters for Friday. Also randomly enough it has a couple of showtimes today at 3pm at some random AMCs? Looks like they're 30-50% full (May 27).)

Bad Boys: Ride or Die Average Thursday / EA+Thursday comp: $3.47M/$5.34M

• abracadabra1998 (Comp: $2.61M THU. All these comps had been on sale for longer, so those will go up, with the exception of Civil War, which went on sale at T-18 so that'll go down. Feels like a walk-up movie so it's hard to find good comps (May 19). Numbers are from last THU, as per my post this morning. This is a more walk-up movie a la Aquaman or Apes so I think it's a pretty good start (May 18). Pretty good start for it honestly (May 16).)
  
• el sid (Counted yesterday for Thursday had 395 sold tickets with shows in 6 theaters (the small AMC Lakeline in Texas is still missing). 10 days left. Bad Boys for Life (6.36M from previews) had on Monday of the release week 915 sold tickets = 43% at the moment for Bad Boys 4 with 7 days left to come closer or maybe overtake. My guess is that BB4 could have 800-1000k tickets by next Monday, so it could be pretty much on par with BBfL. Similar to other reports here: BB4 does not have stellar presales and after several disappointments I shouldn't exaggerate but compared to the best comps it looks quite good for BB4 as you can see (May 28).)
  
• Flip (Decided to add one more theater but there was good growth in both of the original two (May 27).)
  
• katnisscinnaplex (Comp: $5.34M EA+THU.)
  
• keysersoze123 (Presales are again not that much at this point. I think its not going to hit the heights of last movie (May 28). It should start to amp up sometime this week (May 27). This wont be fan driven. Even the last one initially trailed Dr Do little in presales but amped up big time close to release. This will be a late bloomer. I am still expecting 50m+ OW (May 23).)
  
• TheFlatLannister (Comp: $5.11M THU. Steady pace, no acceleration yet. Switch to G x K since that had super strong walkups ($6.12M THU comp) and Bad Boys 4 will likely replicate this (May 27). Comps ($4.11M) would mean $40M+ Opening Weekend (May 24). Well, this is a pretty good start (May 17).)
  
• TwoMisfits (Aging male-skewing franchises tend to get the biggest bump from this deal. Folks are on the fence but know what they are getting. Female skewing non-sequel ones tend to get zero help. You need baseline interest to get people willing to pay anything, b/c these still are $5. The other effect of the deal is that movies releasing around the $5 hits sometimes get hurt. June TMobile $5 Atom movie. This could help it go huge, like last year's Spider-Verse (May 22).)
  
• vafrow (Comp: $2.7M THU. It's staying pretty flat (May 28). Zero sales day when all comps seemed to have done well. Not a great result. Note: This isn't a holiday weekend in Canada, so that doesn't explain the slow sales. Hopefully it's just an anomaly. This has been very steady to date (May 27). Ghostbusters and Apes both went up in comps, but I didn't have Hunger Games included, so it's brought the average down. Still, its growing at a steady pace (May 26). I still expect this to be more walk up friendly than the comps being used, and should see a gradual rise as the date gets closer (May 25). Nothing of note here. Staying steady. Will probably pick up only in the final week (May 20). Comps are not the greatest. One, surprisingly hard to find a comparable film with similar start on sales. Plus, I think ticket buying patterns have changed pretty drastically in my market over the last few months. Very little up front sales compared to late 2023. Dune was the exception (May 17).)
  
• YM! (Like IO2 the pace for Bad Boys is small but mighty. EA is only available at Majestic much like Garfield. With EA, it’s a few tickets shy of Furiosa’s T-6 but without them it’s only a bit over half. Either way both is really good. I think we’ll continue to see the gap grow over the week but as of rn, I am thinking around $6-7m previews without EA solely on vibes to an OW north of $55m (May 25). Same thing as IO2 for Bad Boys (see May 23 IO2 comment), I expect this to not only skew more GA friendly and should bulk up ticket sales as we get closer to release. It’s almost at half of Furiosa’s T-6 which is a pretty great thing. Should easily outdo it by T-6 imho (May 23). Again, another solid start-ish. I expect Bad Boys to have the most diverse audience. Can't really predict much on previews but I am feeling confident in the 55-60m OW range for the past few weeks (May 17).)
  

The Watchers Average Thursday Comp: $1.00M

• filmlover (Hasn't sold anything near me (May 26).)
  
• Flip (These are good numbers considering it’s only playing in 2/3 theaters I track (May 28).)
  
• katnisscinnaplex ($1.00M THU Comp.)
  

The Lord of the Rings Extended Edition Re-Releases (June 8-10)

• BoxOfficePro (Fathom Events has also announced that select Regal Cinemas will present the films in 4DX on June 22/23/24 for Fellowship/Towers/Return respectively (May 14).)
  
• AnthonyJPHer (Fellowship of the Ring (269 tickets, 6 showtimes, 4 theaters) on Saturday, June 8, 2024 and Saturday, June 15, 2024 (21 tickets, 4 showings, 4 theaters). The Two Towers (243 tickets, 4 theaters) Saturday, June 9, 2024 and Saturday, June 16, 2024 (22 tickets, 4 showings, 4 theaters). Return of the King (281 tickets, 4 theaters) for Saturday, June 10, 2024 and Saturday, June 17, 2024 (16 tickets, 4 showings, 4 theaters). 852 tickets sold in total. 793 tickets sold for the first week. 59 tickets sold for the second week (May 28).)
  
• katnisscinnaplex (Up to ~1,400 shows now with new locations picking it up and others adding a second showing. LotR1 has sold 831 seats OD, LotR2 sold 715 seats OD, and LotR3 sold 735 seats OD. For comparison, Phantom Menace didn't break 800 tickets until T-3 and we're still over a month out. JW3 comp is currently around 9m (it was at 1,670 tickets sold at this point!) (May 6).)
  

Inside Out 2 Average Thursday Comp: $7.63M

• abracadabra1998 (Comp: $3.98M THU. Good update, hopefully this keeps on rising (May 23). Not impressed at all so far here sadly (May 19). Holy numbers of shows and seats! Multiplexes are really expecting a lot here. Sales off the bat not amazing here (May 15).)
  
• AniNate (Finally a little movement here. 23 Thursday, 52 Fri-Sun (compared to 18 THU and 23 FRI-SUN on May 17) (May 22). Safe to say the fan rush has ended, and it might not be immediately on casual family and radar when they're making memorial Day plans and there are two other kids movies out or about to be out (May 19).It is encouraging that Canton is already giving me something to work with with 12 THU preview sales. Same number for Fri-Sun. I do see nine sales for first THU at Canton now and I think that's a pretty solid start (May 15).)
  
• AnthonyJPHer (Some growth for THU, not bad but I expect sales to increase steadily as we get closer to release day. The presales are good enough to not be a disaster like Garfield, but not big enough to guarantee a 100m opening. I still like what I’m seeing though. As my local theater has finally shown some signs of life with this film. 5 tickets sold. Way better than Garfield at the same point. The numbers might not be completely accurate, but it’s looking extremely strong for Friday. 900 tickets for the five theaters I track. Maybe even 1,286 tickets if my numbers are accurate. That tells me this is not front loaded whatsoever. Or at the very least not preview heavy (May 27). Out of the 4 tracked theaters, there is at least 774 tickets sold out of 1000+ seats. Blown Garfield out of the water (~200 tickets from the theaters I tracked). At least 3 sold out (or close to sold out) showings for Inside Out 2. Looking good for Inside Out 2. Of course this might just be fan surge and all. I was looking at the THU previews in a theater near me. There is an almost completely sold out showing. Out of 195 seats, 175 were sold. Where I live there seems to be real interest. I counted about more than 400 tickets sold on THU for theaters near me, kind of shocked me (May 19).)
  
• charlie Jatinder (Comp: $12.33M THU at MTC2. Moving along nicely (May 21).)
  
• Flip (Decided to add one more theater but there was good growth in both of the original two (May 27). Fan event on the 16th has 43 tickets sold from 2 showtimes (compared to 8 showtimes and 73 tickets sold for previews), so that might be depressing previews a bit.)
  
• katnisscinnaplex (Comp: $6.37M THU. Early sales haven't been there lately except for the extreme fans. $12.27M Mario comp (May 18). At 180 shows for previews in my areas and still has a few theaters left to post. Godzilla x Kong finished with 197, Kingdom of Apes 190, and Kung Fu Panda 205 (May 14).)
  
• keysersoze123 (If you compare this to any animation movies seen recently including Minions, its doing very well. Really good this far out for sure (May 25). Chugging along at this point (May 19). Show counts show Plexes are expecting a big OW. I dont remember when we last had a animation movie start with so many shows. I wont count Mario as that was a fan driven movie. Definitely not great presales but this is not a fan driven movie. Let us see where things are in the final week (May 15). Families dont book tickets on weekday mornings. Wait until evening today to judge it. From a release perspective, easily the biggest for any animated movie in a long time. Only movie which is not comparable is Mario but that was not just a family flick (May 14).)
  
• Porthos (BAD COMPS: $8.96M THU. I don't agree with the undertone of concern when it comes to ticket sales for IO2. They seem perfectly fine to me, maybe even somewhat strong. It just isn't selling like a frontloaded CBM/fan driven franchise (even when adjusting for animation). So I suppose it really comes down to how much we think this will still act like a traditional kids animation film when it comes to buying pattern, how much demand has been burnt off, and how many people are still going to buy tickets but see no particular need to buy them early. Which I suppose really can't be answered until we get close to the time when kids animation films typically accelerate. But, I keep looking at the sales in Sacramento and not seeing much cause for concern. Yet, at any rate (May 25). Decided to add Nope ($12.62M) to the comp block. Not because I think it's a particularly good one (the ATP differences alone are a major red flag), but more for pace considerations considering how similar horror and kids animation are when it comes to being backloaded. The other consideration with Nope is that it was on sale for nearly two weeks longer, so it did have a small amount of extra time to pad some seats sold. But maybe the errors (ATP vs length of pre-sale) will cancel each other out. PROBABLY NOT! But the pace at the very least should be interesting (May 25). 10.0% Matinee sales, 5.3% 3D sales and 42.2% PLF sales. (May 19). Strange pre-sale pattern. Was there some sort of promo that dropped today? Either way, just a great day (for this type of movie at this point in pre-sales) (May 17). Fairly strong day. Was concentrated at a couple of theaters (May 16). I do not have good comps, especially for D1. 5.45946x Elemental on D1 [13.10m]. Will it be as backloaded as Elemental? It's tough to sell 5.5x times the amount of tickets on the final couple of days, so perhaps not. But it does show how backloaded purely kids animation is. Sonic 2 comp is perhaps a little concerning. On the other hand, nearly a weeks more of pre-sales. Of presales, 3.5% are 3D and 40.1% are PLF (May 15). On the SAT of release weekend (NOT EA) there is a special event screening for IO2: INSIDE OUT 2: FUNKO FAMILY EVENT! (2024) Sat June 15th. Might boost OW slightly depending on how wide this event is and how much more these tickets will presumably cost (May 11).)
  
• TheFlatLannister (Comp: $8.52M THU Florida and $7.57M THU Orlando Comp.)Excellent pace this far out. Does feel like something big is around the corner (May 27). Definitely the biggest rollout in showings since I've started tracking Florida. Bigger than even Dune 2 and it's only T-26 (May 18). This is a super super strong day 2. Probably just Orlando overindexing, but yeah starting to lean towards something big brewing. Florida presales are somehow even crazier. Sold 2357 seats and is getting a blockbuster rollout in terms of showing allocations. Kung Fu panda comp day 2: gives me $8.50M (May 15). Well, I can't really tell if this is a breakout or not yet. Looks very good especially in the first few hours. These are probably terrible comps, but might as well try something (May 14).)
  
• TwoMisfits (I'm kinda shocked at the opening set from my Cinemarks... 2 screens (1 PLF, 1 not) and 6 showings at my PLF 14 for THU (and 11 showings on the same screens once it runs full day - 7 PLF b/c 1 is 3d on the reg screen, 4 not)... 3 screens (.75 3d, 2.25 not) and 9 showings at the non-PLF 12 for THU (and 12 showings on 2.25 screens once it runs full day)... So, 2 and 2.25 screens for the weekend presale sets... Disney must be charging a huge % for themselves b/c this is an Elemental opening set at my PLF...a little more generous for THU at my non-PLF, but then they too drop to an Elemental opening set after the adult Disney base THU rush... (May 14).)
  
• vafrow (Comp: $5.6M THU. It's starting to grow (May 25). I'm surprised this hasn't been stronger. At this stage, I don't expect we'll see much activity until final week (May 19). No new sales. Whatever glitches in the system on day 1 didn't push sales to day 2. I still think the lack of base ticket options will push families to wait. Cineplex has jacked up the cost of PLFs, plus they're throwing in an increase for opening weekend of major releases. It adds up quickly for families (May 16). With the site glitching yesterday, it might account for the slow start. But, what's interesting is the format breakdown. Nothing is being made available in anything close to a regular showtime. The one non 3D showing in Dolby is a matinee showing. Everything else is carrying a hefty premium. They'll likely release regular showtimes closer to release, but right now, it's priced to get eager fans to pay the PLFs (May 15).)
  
• YM! (Did a bit of quick math in following some comparisons for IO2 using Keysersoze123's earlier MTC1 data out of boredom again and pace is pretty good, 6.74M average THU comp. The same caveats apply (IO2 should have higher ATP than the other animations due to skew somewhat older and having PLFs but having lower ATP than TLM as that skews older and likely has more of audience to buy upfront, and Wish being on Discount Tuesday muddies things up) but the important thing is that pace healthy and gainer ground against its comparisons. Feel like tracking is right on the money of 75-85m OW but could grow stronger if pace continues strong and reviews are strong (May 26). The pace is moving nicely as we have about two and a half weeks left. Think there’s potential for ticket count pace to grow strongly. I have no comparisons but it is at Garfield’s EA-less T-3 ticket sales. Going to probably not say much on preview predictions but my thoughts of an OW in between 75m-100m still stand. Not much to make of things until we get to around 2 weeks for rudimentary guessing and opening week for figuring things out (May 25). Little has changed as IO2 keeps on trucking along. I do theorize at least from the 250 ticket selling Funko Event, it’s plausible families and fans went for that date instead of Thursday night previews. Not much to make of things until we get to around 2 weeks for rudimentary guessing and opening week for figuring things out. At the very least, I like that it doubled its previous sales a week ago as it shows pace and outdid Garfield’s T-6 (May 23). Did some snooping around for the Funko Event as I was curious if perhaps families getting presales for the opening Saturday vs opening Thursday as those sales are kind of weak Thursday and uhm it’s at 250 tickets. Which is like 5 times Garfield’s EA showing of 50 tickets all at PLF prices despite normal theaters. Most of which at 9:30 AM with only one theater having it at 11:00 AM (May 22). Based on keysoze123's Elemental, Wish, Little Mermaid, and Kung Fu Panda 4 preview data, $5.66M THU comp and $22.2M FRI comp. Not a fan of the average comp (Disney has underperformed at MTC2 so not within history to rely on it overperforming like KFP4 and IF) but really like the True FRI although it is very inconsistent. Not sure if IO2 would jump that high from the THU average. However, there’s a lot of variable since: 1. TLM should skew more towards young adults than families by nature which should make ATP higher. 2. IO2 should and does have a higher ATP than either Wish, KFP4 or Elemental due to total PLF control and presumably skews a bit older. 3. Wish was on Discount TUES so that should muddy up the comparisons. 4. The comparisons apart from Elemental are either days before or days behind. 5. Both Wish and KFP4 opened outside the summer season so internal multiplier will be different (especially with Wish’s five day) due to how summer and fall have entirely different natures in walkups which leaves just TLM/Elemental as viable comparisons. It does show that IO2 should at least open above 65m? (May 20). Seems IO2 is playing more like a kid's animation than a family event. Pretty solid for what it is. Majestic is healthy and about 66% of Garfield T-6. Thinking anywhere from 75m-100m OW rn (May 17). Only been an hour but yeah sales are softer than I expected. However, it is a month out and will largely skew more towards kids than say TLM/Across so wasn't expecting a blitz like them. Here at Marcus theaters are going all out for IO2 with it having the lion share of PLFs with it getting both screens when there is two PLFs with tentpole like levels of screens (May 14).)
  

The Bikeriders

• Pinacolada (Actually sold some around me. It does seem like Focus is giving it kind of a shitty release though. Small screens. Definitely no PLFs, which 20th Century Studios was gonna get it Dolby back when they had it. There's 3 theaters really near me. Only 1 of them has this on sale as of now, though the other 2 theaters may come later? (May 26).)

Deadpool and Wolverine Average Thursday Comp using TheFlatLannister's Dune2+GOTG3 comp: $30.46M

• AMC ("Some 200,000 movie fans have bought their AMC tickets already. This is more Day 1 ticket sales at AMC than for any other R-rated movie ever." Insiders tell The Hollywood Reporter that first-day sales are likely around $8 million to $9 million if extrapolating the 200,000 stat cited by Aron (May 22).)
  
• DEADLINE (Already heating up eight weeks before its debut, having already collected some $8M in first day ticket sales. $8M is pretty remarkable for an R-rated movie two months before release. While there are no direct comps on Deadpool & Wolverine ticket sales in post-Covid history, its current cash bests the 24-hour advance ticket sales of The Batman ($6.5M), Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 ($6M) and John Wick: Chapter 4 ($1.4M). The Batman and GOTG3 opened to respective 3-day weekends of $134M and $118.4M (May 22).)
  
• FANDANGO (Broke Fandango’s best first-day ticket sales record for 2024. Best first-day pre-seller from the Deadpool franchise (May 21).)
  
• abracadabra1998 (Day 1/2 Comps (not serious ones): $25.82M/$28.14M THU. Pretty damn great day 2!(May 21).)
  
• AniNate (THU sales still largely biased towards primetime evening showings. There may be FOMO but not enough for people to take off work early. Good lord already 80+ THU previews sold for Deadpool at Canton (May 20).)
  
• AnthonyJPHer (Extremely strong growth from OD for Thursday. We have a monster on our hands here people. Buuut. Let me temper the excitement somewhat. The Friday numbers are good, stronger than Inside Out 2 by a considerable margin. However Inside Out 2 is looking very backloaded. This is looking extremely presales heavy right now. Much more than IO2’s 1,200 tickets for Friday. But here lies the problem. There is only 122 tickets separating Thursday and Friday for Deadpool and Wolverine, and for IO2, there is 500 tickets between the two days for that movie. This far out I’m not freaking out. I think the gap will increase. It just alarmed me a little. I still think it’s going to be massive though. Just a word of caution (May 28). Off to a hot start! At my theater in my town, there has been 8 tickets sold. That sounds low but it’s actually a lot, especially this far out and because Inside Out 2 hasn’t sold any tickets at my theater yet. Looking more broadly at 4 theaters I track other than my own, there is a mind- boggling 1,029 tickets sold! Already more than Inside Out 2 (May 20).)
  
• Charlie Jatinder (Comp: $28.9M THU. Moving along well (May 27). Nearly 300 sales day vs ~260 by Black Panther & ~200 of GOTG3. Another brilliant day. Given the length of sales window, comps be falling off but they have remained steady for first 4 days (May 24). Looking at keysersoze123's MTC1 data: These are incredible (May 22). $40.22M THU (MCU first day sales). Amazing day two at MiniTC2. Well ahead of BP2, GOTG3 and AM3. Not too far off from Thor 4. This is more impressive considering they all were ~25-35 days out while this is 65 days out. MTC2 has lower ATP generally due to smaller screens, less PLF, and more family friendly chain. Does much better PTA than MTC1 (May 21). MCU MTC 1 24 Hours: Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness ~ 210K (T-29), Thor 4 ~ 137K (T-24), DP&W ~ 120K+ (T-66), BP 2 ~ 110K (T-38), AM3 ~ 88K (T-30), and GoTG3 ~ 76K (T-30). At T-30 guess DP&W would have been around 160-170K type. Will mostly be above BP2 and below Thor 4. 3.6k so far. BP2 final was 4.6k. It’s done (crossed GOTG3 day one sales). Almost crossed GoTG3 day one sales at MiniTC2 (May 20).)
  
• Inceptionzq (Denver Comp: $25.69M THU. Drafthouse THU/FRI/SAT/SUN comp: $31.04M/$38.62M/$40.21M/$22.35M (May 21). Drafthouse THU/FRI/SAT/SUN comps with L&T 24 hours and MoM 11 hours: (1.03x0.968x) / (0.884x0.945x) / (0.912x1.01x) / (0.561x1.004x). Denver THU: In like for like theaters: (0.828x Thor L&T First 24 hours) and (0.628x Doctor Strange MoM first 11.5 hours) (May 20).)
  
• keysersoze123 (Previews was taken late yesterday and Friday data was just now. Still going quite strong. very impressive after huge OD (May 28). Still really strong 3 days later (May 25). 1st few days of PS is all about fanboys so T-x does not matter. By this FRI it will be in steady state mode. With this long a cycle that would be at very low levels. Looking at FRI sales, its IM will be closer to Thor 4 than BP2. So we can do the projections based on how the previews will go. However Its really early. Let us wait until we have T-x comps. Probably will have to wait until July to get credible comps. MTC2 early sales tend to be way weaker for all movies. The disparity for big movies is even higher. Nothing out of ordinary in day 2 pace for MTC1 (May 22). Obvious skew on previews (compared to FRI) as its 9+ weeks from release. Excellent growth even past 2:15 PM. Finished ahead of BP2 and ~20K below Thor 4 (116k for DxW and FINAL The Marvels previews at 133k). It has the longer cycle. This includes fan shows which sold 18K+ in initial check around noon PST. Fan event is just MTC1. I dont see anything for any other MTC so far or smaller chains. I think at this point we need to comp with 2022 MCU movies if OD presales are on par. Until we are within T-x cycle for this movie, we cannot comp after 1st 2-3 days. Fan shows are yuge. Adding FanShows and Previews should put it between BP2 and Thor 4 for now. Terrific OD. Over time, GotG3 should provide great comps. I can say for sure, its no where in the ballpark of DS2 which did 36m previews. Really good start. Should finish the day ahead of Ant 3 I think. Sales will taper off after fanboy rush. This does not include fan shows. No full data yet but show counts for previews (MTC1 - 7427 and MTC2 - 2914). MTC1 shows they are ready for big numbers. MTC2 is more conservative and numbers will go up close to release. If I have to guess based on really early indications, its OD between Guardians 3 and Ant 3 at MTC1. MTC2 I unfortunately cannot get data (May 20). Thor 4 is the most logical comp but that had meh WOM so IM was terrible. Previews were excellent though. Since its previews was 3 days after July 4, its final surge was stronger than even DS2. I dont think there is any difference between early and late July. All schools/colleges will still be off (May 19). Only number that matters is OD presales. after few days it will hit a trough and then it will plod along until social media reactions and reviews hit close to release. I think we can kind of predict its OW after its OD presales (May 18). RESPONSE TO PORTHOS: Captain Marvel had very strong sales on its OD despite early start. So OD is all about fans. It does not matter if you start 2 weeks before or 9 weeks. They will still book. So it would be interesting to compare OD sales not only with CM for @Porthos but also the big openers in 2022/23 period from MTC perspective. 1) DS2 - 230k ish. 2) Thor 4 - 136k ish. 3) Wakanda - 110k. 4) Ant 3 - 88K. 5) Guardians 3 - 70k ish. I wonder where Deadpool 3 will land. Anything is fine as long as it does pull in a Marvels (May 17).)
  
• Legion Again (Previews this early in summer are almost a THU opening, so Fri soemthing like +35-55% from Th is IM ~4.9-5.5. If we get some strong Fri sales when we’re close maybe I’ll drag it up to 5.6 or something but it will be really really tough to beat that. Expecting an IM close to Thor 4. Better reception (in avg case, just by regression to the mean) but bigger previews/more fanrush element, ~cancelling. T-65 Projection Matrix ($166M-$186M OW) (May 22).)
  
• Porthos (Comp: $20.87M THU. $6.72M earned so far in Sacramento (May 28). For long releases of MCU/SW Saga caliber, it usually takes about 6 to 8 days for the initial wave to stop. The Rise of Skywalker didn't really "bottom out" until D9 or so (T-51). Then at T-21, more or less, it started up its acceleration again. Can see similar patterns for MCU long runners (May 24). MCU/SW films tend to have a bit longer of a slope-down on the decent of the "u-curve" so I think I'll keep posting "Day x" comps for at least a couple more days (May 23). Pretty standard Day 2, really. Best sign, I think, is it nearly matching BP2 (that also had a long pre-sale window starting at T-38) (May 22). $22.09M THU Day 1 Comps (8.4% 3D and 58.5% PLF) (May 21). Pretty good, all things considered. BP2 and onward tell a pretty consistent picture. Do think the extra month of pre-sales is gonna mess with these comps at least a little (May 21). Since setup took 60-75 min longer, take the following with a slight grain of salt: 1:45 PM with 2,105 tickets sold. (NWH 2am: 6515), (NWH 2pm: 10685), (Batman 12:45 pm: 1693), (MoM 1:00 pm: 5030), (L&T 12:15pm: 2519), (BP2 2:15pm: 2197) and (GOTG3 12:40pm: 1317). Two theaters have not yet checked in. Seems to be broadly in line with other markets that have reported in (May 20). No comparison for a movie starting presales this early (60+ days before release). Only MCU entry which comes close is Captain Marvel (T-58) and only other Disney release is TROS (T-59). Longest pre-sale window for a major Disney release since The Last Jedi (~70 days). Longest major release since Fast X's 99 days. Probably the most on-point recent comparison will be Jurassic World 3's 43 days. Length of the pre-sale window will very likely depress D1/D2/D3 sales somewhat. It's a matter of smaller degrees when comparing something like a BP2 (starting at T-38), but that extra month is probably gonna slice some numbers off the top of the pile, especially after the first day (May 17).)
  
• TalismanRing (NYC Regal Local. 17 shows (3 3D, 3 RPX, 11 Reg 2): 102 tickets sold for first hour - almost half for the 7pm RPX showing. COMPS MON opening week: Marvels: 91 (11pm), Eternals: 266 (7pm), Black Widow: 239 (5pm), and Venom 2: 131 (6pm) (May 20).)
  
• TheFlatLannister ($150M locked imo. Don’t really see under $30M for previews and a 6x multi gets it to $180M OW. With GOTG 3 early reception I think $200M becomes a real discussion (May 22). $44.36M Dune 2 Day 2 comp. Pretty ridiculously strong day 2. Sold more tickets on T-65 than Dune 2 did in its final day of presales. $22.42M THU GOTG3 Comp. Considering this thing is 60+ days out, I'd say day 2 was amazing (May 21). Sold around 1k tickets in the last 8 hours. Keep in mind this is not T-X so once I switch to T-X 30+ days from now, comp will probably be well over $30M for GOTG. Thinking ~8k seats sold by T-30 for ~$37M comp with GOTG vol 3. DON'T TAKE THESE THU COMPS (Dune+APES+GxK) SERIOUSLY: $46.33M. Rollout is pretty insane. Has almost 200 more showings than Inside Out 2. Sold more tickets than Dune 2 did as of T-1 (Dune 2 finished with 13.6k on T-0). Also surpassed Godzilla tickets sold as of T-0. Half way finished collecting data on Deadpool for Florida and it's nearly tripled Dune 2 first 24 hours of sales and data is still flowing in. Passed GOTG3, ATSV, Dune 2 (First 24 hours) in about 3 hours. I think we can put the under $100M OW discussion to bed. To the shock of no one, this is blowing up. First 24 hours update should have average comps near $35M (May 20).)
  
• Tinalera (Toronto having an especially good run on pre sales- overall sales looking healthy (May 27). For a movie this far out, yea presales are doing well in Vancouver and Calgary. Its hard as very few movies open this early, but its healthy when we are getting between 5-10 percent sales for a movie not due out for 2 months (May 24).)
  
• TwoMisfits (Local Cinemark presale sets for DP3... 3 screens and 15 showings each - the PLF is giving 1 of 2 PLF screens and the non-PLF is doing some 3d showings. Not the set that a normal "big" Marvel movie gets, but it seems my 2 locals have taken a "put up or shut up" strategy for almost all blockbusters lately. This IS equal or more than most everything lately (although Bad Boys 4 is getting 3 screens and 14 showings at my PLF, so...). But, compared to 2019 Marvel, or even 2021 or EVEN 2023 Marvel...this is a low set (May 19).)
  
• vafrow (Comp: $45.2M THU. 12% over two days is pretty strong once the rush passes. We're not at the bottom of the curve yet it seems (May 24). 8% growth at this stage is very positive. I expect another drop tomorrow, but I'm probably not going to touch this until the weekend at this stage. I'm comping high, and without a proper MCU comparison (Marvels doesn't count), it's hard to gauge, but I feel this is just doing really well here (May 22). 20% growth on day 2 when it had a really strong first day is impressive. Ahead of T-1 for Dune Previews to officially be the highest selling film I've tracked since I switched to the 5 theatre radius (May 21). MTC4 has really jacked up plf prices in the last year or so, and D&W is skewed heavily towards PLFs in my track. I'm not sure how many trackers are doing price adjustments, but lack of good MCU comps in the last year could see a big price impact. Watching L&T comps in particular because being a rare adult skewing July MCU film seems to be the most ideal (May 21). Solid jump over the course of the day. Dolby sales jumped up the most, potentially as good IMAX screens got taken. Not sure what happened for the East coast this morning, but sales seemed to have rebounded. A little hit and miss in different markets, but that's what I'd assume for that region. There's some small communities. Not sure why it took so long for sales to hit when southern Ontario was hot off the mark. People may have assumed 9:00 am eastern time. Numbers pulled around 11:00 am, so two hours worth of data. Chain is pushing 3D for the ticket premium. Exception is IMAX showings, where I think they know people just want the 2D experience. 60% of sales being those four IMAX showings. 40 minutes into presales for my area. Almost triple Dune 2 on my first measurement for that, which was Day 2. Bit ahead of my first measurement for The Marvels, which was T-21, and I think about a week into sales. They're really leaning into 3D showings. I get the desire for theatres to get the extra premium, but I can't see a lot of people wanting to see this in 3D. Has been up for sale on the Canadian East coast, presumably from 9:00 local time. I did a sweep of all showtimes on MTC4, but there's been zero sales so far (May 20).)
  
• YM! (Sold ~10.6x Furiosa's T-6. One theater makes up a sizeable percentage of most mid-sized Marvel's T-2 in a span of hours. Such a strong start. Definitely feels like we got a potential 25m previews/150m+ opener. Still don't buy 200m OW but am starting to see 30m previews/175m+ OW as a strong possibility. On its first day has sold over 10x Furiosa T-6 here in SE Wisconsin. At North Shore, 70% of Shang-Chi’s and Venom 2’s T-2, 47% of Homecoming’s T-2, and 41.25% of Thor: Ragnarök’s T-2 - just using DP&W’s T-66! At half of Furiosa’s T-4 sales here in the past ten minutes in just two of the theaters PLF shows (May 20). 42 showings for previews across four SE Wisconsin theaters I track. ~20% more showings than IO2 and about the same amount of PLFs spread. Likely 3-4 screens a theater for THU previews, but has SuperScreen + 2 UltraScreen screens in Majestic Cinema. Seems to be a 3D push with North Shore having primetime showings in 3D UltraScreen (May 19).)
  

Domestic Calendar Dates (last updated May 23):
MAY

• (May 28) Presales Start [The Forge]
  
• (May 29) Presales Start [A Quiet Place: Day One]
  
• (May 30) THU Previews [Ezra + Haikyu!! + In a Violent Nature + Summer Camp + Robot Dreams + Young Woman and the Sea]
  
• (May 31) Presales Start [Daddio]
  

JUNE

• (June 3) Opening Day [MON: Spider-Man No Way Home Re-Release]
  
• (June 5) Presales Start [Despicable Me 4]
  
• (June 6) Presales Start [Twisters]
  
• (June 6) THU Previews [Bad Boys: Ride or Die + Watchers]
  
• (June 8) 1-SAT Re-Release (1st day) [LotR: Fellowship of the Ring Extended Edition]
  
• (June 9) 1-SUN Re-Release (1st day) [LotR: Two Towers Extended Edition]
  
• (June 10) 1-MON Re-Release (1st day) [LotR: Return of the King Extended Edition]
  
• (June 13) THU Previews [Inside Out 2]
  
• (June 15) 1-SAT Re-Release (2nd day) [LotR: Fellowship of the Ring Extended Edition]
  
• (June 16) 1-SUN Re-Release (2nd day) [LotR: Two Towers Extended Edition]
  
• (June 17) 1-MON Re-Release (2nd day) [LotR: Return of the King Extended Edition]
  
• (June 20) THU Previews [Bikeriders + Janet Planet]
  
• (June 22) 1-SAT Re-Release (3rd day) [LotR: Fellowship of the Ring Extended Edition]
  
• (June 23) 1-SUN Re-Release (3rd day) [LotR: Two Towers Extended Edition]
  
• (June 24) 1-MON Re-Release (3rd day) [LotR: Return of the King Extended Edition]
  
• (June 27) THU Previews [Blue Lock + Daddio + Horizon: Chapter 1 + A Quiet Place: Day One]
  

JULY

• (July 1) Presales Start [Fly Me to the Moon + Longlegs]
  
• (July 2) Opening Day [WED: Despicable Me 4]
  
• (July 4) Opening Day [THU: Possum Trot]
  
• (July 4) THU Previews [MaXXXine]
  
• (July 11) THU Previews [Fly Me to the Moon + Untitled New Line Horror movie]
  
• (July 17) EA [Twisters]
  
• (July 18) THU Previews [Twisters]
  
• (July 25) THU Previews [Deadpool and Wolverine (including 1 PLF fan show at 3 PM) + Didi + Fabulous Four]
  
• (July 29) Presales Start [Alien: Romulus + It Ends With Us]
  

AUGUST

• (August 1) THU Previews [Harold and the Purple Crayon]
  
• (August 5) Presales Start [Borderlands]
  
• (August 8) THU Previews [Borderlands + It Ends With Us + Cuckoo + The Fire Inside + Trap]
  
• (August 12) Presales Start [Alien: Romulus]
  
• (August 15) THU Previews [Alien: Romulus + Horizon: Chapter 2 + Ryan’s World the Movie: Titan Universe Adventure]
  
• (August 22) THU Previews [Blink Twice + The Crow + The Forge + Slingshot]
  
• (August 29) THU Previews [City of Dreams + Reagan + They Listen]
  

Presale Tracking Posts:
May 11
May 14
May 16
May 18
May 21
May 23
May 25
Note: I have removed most tracking data that has not been updated for 2 weeks. I think there is value in keeping data for a week or two but at a certain point they start to lose their value and should not be treated the same as more recent tracking data.

Welcome to the Daily NC/NP Trade/Sell & Pet UFA/UFT thread. A new thread will be made every day at midnight NST. Please refrain from posting individual threads and use this thread for your trading purposes!

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Neocash Trading

Please keep in mind that you can ONLY trade Neocash items for other Neocash items and cannot buy them with Neopoints.
To trade an NC item you need a gift box that you receive when redeeming NC cards, opening Gift Box Capsules, or other events. To read more about trading Neocash items check out the Jellyneo guide.
If you're trading NC items, here are a couple of guides to help you out with values and avoid being scammed: ALWAYS KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR WHEN THESE WERE LAST UPDATED AS THEY MAY BE OUTDATED.
Neocash Guide Hub
/~Neocash - Neocash Petpage Hub
/~Helper & /~Cashier - NC Trading Guides
Most Recently Updated Value Guide
/~Owls - NC Wearables A through J
/~OwlsTwo - NC Wearables K through Z
/~Upstairs - Owls, but all on one page without assigned dates
/~Valisar - Non-Wearables
List last updated Nov 27th, 2023

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Please post the pet or pets you currently have up for adoption, that you are zapping to adopt out, or that you wish to trade.
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Please update or edit your comments once you have found a new home for your pets.
For guides and resources, I would check out the following pages:
Pet Trading Guides
/~kalux - General Links and Resources
/~Erizolen - General PC Guide
/~pcguide - Another PC Guide
/~Maureen - Primary UC Trading Tier Guide
/~Tradez & /~Laural - Past UC Trades
/~Applebean - Past BD Trades
Pet Dream Lists
/~ZYDP - Zap Your Dream Pet
/~Eggso - UC Project & UFA UC Listing
/~Hootiolado - H.E.L.P's Dream Pet Listing
/~Moonsis3 - MOON's Dream Pet Listing
/~Clurisa - The Fortunate Ones Adoption and Dream Granting Agency
/~Kiasa - Wondertrade's Dreamy Dreams Directory
Extra Paintbrush Clothes
/Neopets Discord Paint Brush Clothing Spreadsheet
/~Gladiro
/~Kyynator
/~Extrapbclothes
List last updated Nov 27th, 2023

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Looking for the best project management software to boost your productivity? Whether you're juggling multiple projects or leading a team, having the right tools can make all the difference.
From Trello's user-friendly boards to Asana's powerful task tracking, and Monday.com's customizable workflows, there's something for everyone. These platforms streamline collaboration, keep deadlines in check, and help you stay on top of your game. Share your favorites and experiences below!

8 Best Project Management Software

• Monday.com
• ClickUp
• Asana
• Wrike
• Zoho Projects
• Trello
• Teamwork
• Celoxis

Monday.com – Best Project Management Software Overall

Pricing:

• Free: Includes up to 2 seats with limited features
• Basic: $9/seat/month
• Standard: $12/seat/month
• Pro: $19/seat/month
• Enterprise: Custom pricing with advanced security, permissions, and support

Monday.com is a cloud-based Work Operating System (Work OS) that helps teams plan, track, and manage their work. It offers customizable workflows and real-time collaboration tools, enhancing productivity and transparency.
Features like timelines, calendars, and dashboards provide a visual way to oversee projects and tasks. Users can automate processes and integrate with various tools and apps for streamlined workflow management.
Pros:

• Features a modern, intuitive, and visually appealing dashboard
• Highly customizable options
• Over 200 templates available for boards and automation
• Extensive integration capabilities with numerous third-party apps
• Exceptional customer support

Cons:

• Pricing plans can be confusing due to per-user cost structure
• Paid plans require a minimum of three team members
• The free trial period is only 14 days, shorter than the typical 30 days offered by many competitors
• Agile sprint functionality is somewhat cumbersome
• Time tracking is only available with a Pro account

ClickUp – Best Project Managing Software For Agile Development Teams

Pricing:

• Free Forever Plan: $0/month, 100MB storage, unlimited tasks
• Unlimited Plan: $10/usemonth or $7/usemonth (yearly)
• Business Plan: $19/usemonth or $12/usemonth (yearly)
• Enterprise Plan: Custom pricing, all Business Plus features plus white labeling, advanced permissions, dedicated success manager, for large enterprises

ClickUp is a versatile project management tool that enhances team collaboration and productivity. It offers features like task management, document sharing, goal setting, and time tracking.
Users can create and assign tasks, set deadlines, and track progress using various views such as lists, boards, and calendars. The platform integrates with numerous third-party apps for seamless workflow synchronization. ClickUp's flexibility and customization options make it suitable for diverse industries and team needs.
Pros:

• Comprehensive free plan available
• Unlimited access to Gantt charts
• Features real-time chat functionality

Cons:

• Challenging to master due to a steep learning curve
• App tends to be glitchy on Android devices
• No project message board included

Asana – Best Project Managing Software for Collaboration

Pricing:

• Personal: Free forever, includes unlimited tasks, projects, messages, file storage (100MB/file),and collaboration with up to 10 teammates
• Starter: $10.99/usemonth (annually) or $13.49/usemonth (monthly)
• Advanced: $24.99/usemonth (annually) or $30.49/usemonth (monthly)
• Enterprise: Custom pricing, includes everything in Advanced plus unlimited seats, advanced integrations, SAML, SCIM, service accounts, and admin controls.
• Enterprise+: Custom pricing, includes everything in Enterprise plus audit log, SIEM integration, data loss prevention, eDiscovery, and data residency.

Asana is a web-based project management tool that helps teams organize, track, and manage their work. It allows users to create tasks, set deadlines, and collaborate through comments and file attachments. With features like project timelines and progress tracking, Asana enhances team productivity and accountability. It also integrates with various other tools to streamline workflows.
Pros:

• The free version comes loaded with most features, such as automations
• Compatible with integrations like Zoom and GitHub
• Provides project status reports

Cons:

• Pricier compared to other project management tools
• Some challenges with customer service

Wrike – Best for Projects and Ongoing Work

Pricing:

• Free: $0 per usemonth
• Team: $9.80 per usemonth. Includes unlimited projects, tasks, custom fields, request forms, and more
• Business: $24.80 per usemonth. Adds features like folder structure, project blueprints, resource management, and advanced automation
• Enterprise: Contact for pricing. Includes SSO, custom access roles, advanced security, and more
• Pinnacle: Contact for pricing. Features advanced tools and analytics for complex work needs

Wrike is a project management software that enhances productivity by streamlining workflows and facilitating collaboration. It enables teams to create tasks, set deadlines, and track progress in real time with features like Gantt charts and customizable dashboards.
Wrike integrates with various tools for seamless collaboration and is accessible from anywhere due to its cloud-based nature. It is a versatile solution suitable for teams of all sizes.
Pros:

• Free account allows unlimited projects and subtasks with extensive nesting options
• Includes Kanban, Calendar, and Table views
• Custom features for marketing/creative and professional services teams
• Supports 20 free external collaborators

Cons:

• Gantt chart view restricted to paid plans
• In-app time tracking timer limited to Business plan or higher

Zoho Projects – Best for Small and Growing Teams

Pricing:

• Free Plan: Free, up to 3 users, 2 projects, 10MB storage
• Premium Plan: $5/usemonth (monthly), $4/usemonth (yearly), up to 50 users, 100GB storage
• Enterprise Plan: $10/usemonth (monthly), $9/usemonth (yearly), unlimited users, 120GB storage

Zoho Projects is a cloud-based project management tool that helps teams plan, track, and collaborate on projects. It offers features like task management, time tracking, document sharing, and project reporting. Integrated communication tools and visual project overviews enhance collaboration and monitoring. It also integrates with other Zoho apps and third-party tools for added flexibility.
Pros:

• Reasonably priced plans
• Automation features included in all plans
• Wide range of integrations
• Available mobile application
• Money-back guarantee of 30 to 45 days

Cons:

• AI features restricted to higher tiers
• Limited number of custom fields
• No integrations available with the free plan

Trello – Best for Cross-Platform

Pricing:

• Free: For individuals or small teams. Includes unlimited cards, up to 10 boards per workspace, and unlimited power-ups per board
• Standard: $6 per usemonth (billed monthly) or $5 per usemonth (billed annually)
• Premium: $12.50 per usemonth (billed monthly) or $10 per usemonth
• Enterprise: $17.50 per usemonth - billed annually ($210.00 annual price per user) - For organizations. Offers advanced security, unlimited workspaces, and organization-wide permissions.

Trello is a web-based project management tool that uses boards, lists, and cards to organize tasks visually. Boards represent projects, lists represent stages, and cards represent tasks. Users can add comments, attachments, and due dates to cards, enhancing collaboration and tracking. Its drag-and-drop interface simplifies moving tasks through different stages, improving workflow and productivity.
Pros:

• Comprehensive free plan
• Easy-to-use drag-and-drop interface suitable for all team members

Cons:

• Predominant use of Kanban boards, which may not suit all project managers
• Challenges in managing multiple projects simultaneously

Teamwork – Best For Client-Facing Service Providers

Pricing:

• Free: $0 per usemonth, up to 5 users
• Deliver: $9.99 per usemonth (billed yearly), minimum 3 users
• Grow: $19.99 per usemonth (billed yearly), minimum 5 users
• Scale: Custom pricing, tailored for larger teams with advanced needs

Each plan includes various features such as project management essentials, time tracking, client work foundations, and integrations with tools like Slack and MS Teams.
Teamwork is a project management tool that enhances team collaboration and productivity with features like task management, time tracking, file sharing, and communication channels. It allows users to create tasks, assign them, set deadlines, and track progress. Customizable dashboards and reports provide clear project overviews, and integrations with other tools streamline workflows.
Pros:

• Deep level of customization
• Easy-to-use automations
• Agency-oriented nomenclature and features
• Built-in time tracking

Cons:

• Minimum of three users for any of the paid plans
• Slower run time once more work gets added
• Most features only unlocked with the Deliver plan or above

Celoxis – Best For All-in-one Project Management Software

Pricing:

• Manager: $25 per user per month, billed annually, plus add-ons.
• Team Member: $15 per user per month, billed annually, plus add-ons.

Both plans include features like advanced analytics, scheduling, project templates, and more. The cloud version is hosted on their servers, while the on-premise version can be installed on your own servers.
Celoxis is a robust project management tool that helps teams plan, track, and collaborate efficiently. It features task management, resource allocation, real-time reporting, and Gantt charts for comprehensive project oversight. Customizable dashboards and advanced analytics aid in informed decision-making. Celoxis is available via cloud or on-premise deployment, offering flexibility for different business needs.
Pros:

• Ample reports and other tools for decision-makers
• Excellent value
• Easy to use and short setup time
• Includes time tracking, budgeting, and resource management

Cons:

• No proofing tools
• No billing or invoicing features
• No free version

What project management software is optimal for small businesses?

Small businesses should select project management software based on their specific requirements and financial constraints. Nevertheless, monday.com stands out as a highly favored option among small businesses due to its extensive features, affordability, and availability of a free version.

What are the primary categories of project management software?

There are three main categories of project management software. Firstly, individual project management software, is typically organized by one user with a single perspective, such as a spreadsheet interface. Secondly, collaborative project management software, which provides a centralized platform for project data while offering tools for flexible teamwork, such as real-time editing and task allocation. Lastly, integrated project management software facilitates the oversight and monitoring of multiple projects concurrently.

Is project management software secure?

Similar to other software types, leading project management software solutions incorporate various security measures. When evaluating such software, it's crucial to consider features like two-factor authentication (2FA) or multifactor authentication (MFA), evidence of regular security updates and patches, intrusion detection capabilities, user activity monitoring, data encryption, and privacy safeguards.

Bottom Line

The best project management software streamlines workflows, enhances collaboration, and increases productivity by providing robust features for task management, communication, and tracking progress. By choosing a tool like Monday.com that fits your team’s specific needs, you can ensure efficient project execution and successful outcomes.
What Are The Best Project Management Software?
Looking for the best project management software to boost your productivity? Whether you're juggling multiple projects or leading a team, having the right tools can make all the difference.

So I have had my OG account since 2007. I (to my fullest recollection) have only ever sold 1 PSI when I was 8 and when my 8 year old brain realized what I did I swore to never sell furniture items ever again. With that being said I am super careful now with what I sell and I have been doing a sort of de clutterevamping of every pet room with the extreme amount of furniture items I have collected throughout the years. I have tried to be as organized as one can with 53 pets and wanting unique rooms for each of them but, through every search I have made and my extensive excel spreadsheet sheet I have now concluded that 12 out of the 53 PSI are just gone. I was wondering if anyone else has had this problem and if so how did you solve it? I will inevitably resort to buying each PSI item in the future but would like to not stress my wallet out with that just yet
The items in question are: - Horse show victory photo - Fortune telling pig statue - big top go kart - milk carton fridge - king of the jungle throne - arctic window - tropical colors water fountain - fantail table - rapid rescue fire truck - black and white skunk fridge - hidey house lounger - homespun stove

I have a password protected workbook, with tons of data and vba customizations, I use it daily. In fact I am in and out of the spreadsheet several times a day most days. I am the only one that has access to the file.
As of 30 mins ago, I started getting an error message saying my PW is incorrect and suggesting that CAPS lock may be in use - Standard Error Message.
However, the PW has not changed, and I am entering correctly, it is the same result if I enter it manually or cut and paste into the PW box.
If I open a blank workbook and type the PW, it is in the correct format. I have the password achieved in Last Pass, copying an pasting it from there has the same result.
A quick google search proved fruitless, I know I am not losing my mind, however I am at my wit's end for what may have happened here and how i might recover.
There's too much information to rebuild it let, let alone all the code I have in it.
Update 1 - 5/29
I have tried to pull an older version from One Drive, the same error occurs.
I found a month old test version with a different file name and the same PW, it also fails with the same error.
I only access one other MS Office file with a password, it is in OneNote and the PW for it is much more complicated, it opens without any issues.
Thinking that perhaps there was an issue with Excel on my laptop, I did a quick repair, no change.
Waiting on word from the Dr. Excel Support team, the full purchase version failed to remove the PW, will try a brute force attack while waiting.
Update 2 - 5/29
No indication of any updates to Office or to Windows
I tested accessing the file from my phone, same error message
I took another spreadsheet with less significant data in it, and encrypted the workbook with the same password, it opens without any error message.
There is no indication of malware on my laptop, as far as I can tell, only this one file has been impacted.
I'm coming around to accepting that the file is likely not recoverable, which means literally hundreds of work hours lost. This was basically my financial life over the last couple of years, I used to daily to log expenses, to preform budget forecasts, to track any changes in my credit scores, and so on.
What I do not understand is how it could be that all the past versions in One Drive have also been corrupted or damaged somehow. My original purpose for using cloud storage to have a recent, recoverable undamaged backup.
The Dr. Excel Brute Force attack continues to run and I don't hold out much hope, my original PW was 10 Characters 1 Upper Case, 1 Special, 4 Lower Case and 4 Numbers, that would take quite a while to break. If it has been changed, no telling how many characters are involved, if the file is simply damaged then it may never be able to be repaired.

(Edit: I went maybe a bit too in-depth here, as I wanted to get opinions on my specific work history/responsibilities… but it turned into a bit of an essay. For the TLDR just skip to the last paragraph. Sorry)
Hello,
I am hoping to work in EMCR, as the field of emergency and disaster response truly interests me. I have a few specific questions, but would also truly appreciate any advice at all.
As I understand it, education is important but less so than experience. I graduated this Spring from UVic as an older student (I’m 32) with a BSc Geography, concentration in climate and sustainability. One of my main concerns is how applicable/attractive (to Hiring Managers) my work experience will be. I have worked for the past 12 years with a private reforestation contractor - 10.5 years as a mid-level field field operations manager followed by 1.5 years as a senior project coordinator. In the project coordinator role I had significant accountabilities:

• Responsibility for the successful completion of large-scale private (Canfor, West Fraser, etc) and public (Ministry of Forests) reforestation projects.
• Project management for said projects throughout the project lifespan, including supervision of field operations with 30-135 employees (varied by project).
• Coordination with client, MOF representatives, and (when applicable) First Nations representatives.
• Member of the company’s Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee.
• Implementation of company and client Emergency Response Plans.
• Hazard Risk Assessments for all work sites.
• Payroll, budget, stock tracking, and other record keeping/logistics office duties (Excel spreadsheets and Microsoft Access database).
• Incident Commander for all emergencies (including medical, as the most senior OFA 3 first aid attendant onsite).

In my prior role as a field operations manager I had many similar responsibilities - albeit at a mid-management level. Over the years I was involved in the response and management of various emergencies in both roles at my company. I participated in the coordination and execution of emergency evacuations of our field operations on two occasions (rapidly encroaching wildfires), and responded to many vehicular and medical emergencies.
The job was demanding, and while I loved it at times I have burned out on the severe stress and other negative aspects, and am looking to make a change. I would love to know how applicable my work experience is to EMCR generally. Also, I am curious as to what sort of positions exist in the ministry (there are few external postings currently), and if there are any that may be particularly suited to my education/experience. Would it be advisable to get my foot in the door in a position that I feel my work experience is less applicable to and which I am less interested in? For example, there is a current posting for a CLK09R Finance Clerk. Some of my experience corresponds to the accountabilities listed in that posting, but I am definitely hoping to work within EMCR as something other than a finance clerk.
I am also considering JIBC’s associate certificate in emergency management. Any advice or opinions on whether or not this would be worthwhile would be very appreciated.

Hey all. I am almost completely new to Excel. I recently rented an airplane from a local flight school. The rental includes fuel up to $6 per gallon, I just need to turn in my receipts. Anything above that $6 comes out of my pocket.
My spreadsheet is organized as follows: column D is gallons, column E is $per gallon, and column G is the total for each receipt. I would like a column for the amount the school should pay per receipt and a column for the amount I will have to pay per receipt.
If y'all could help me with those formulas I would be appriciative.

I'm looking to off load some of the cards I've gathered. Make an offer on anything you see, even non NFL stuff. Payment through PayPal Goods & Services. Shipping is $1.50 PWE for singles or $4 bubble mailer USPS Ground Advantage up to a certain weight.
What I have (click for photo albums)

• 854 Football Cards
  • 228 Rookies
  • 129 vet/insert/parallels
  • 10 #d & 1 autograph
  • 377 base

WHATS NOT FOR SALE

• Any Buffalo Bills
• Anything marked as 'PC' column U

View my inventory as a webpage or you can download a CSV to quickly filtesearch for what you want.

I bought an ASUS vivobook back in 2019 and for the past few months is been very slow. It takes forever to turn on, when it finally does Ill go open up Chrome and it turns back off again. It feels very slow when opening up new tabs or even closing them. Not to mention it sounds like a airplane when I'm using chrome.
The only thing I do on this computer is school work (nothing too complex, at most its a few tabs and an excel spreadsheet) and play The Sims 4. I'm starting my masters degree in June, so I need a reliable computer.
I need some advice (as some who literally knows nothing about computers/technology). Is there anything I can do to make the computer faster. I've seen responses to some similar questions, but I don't understand most of the responses (because like I said I just don't understand). Or would it be better to just get a new one?
Computer Stats: RAM: 12 GB Processer: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-85650 CPU @ 1.80GHz 1.99 GHz System Type: 64 bit operating system, 64-based processor Windows 11 Home

Hello, I'm not really good with technology or google spreadsheets, so forgive me if this is an obvious question.
I've been trying to figure out how to create a sequence within my spreadsheet that counts down (which is easy) but the issue I'm running into is that my countdown occurs within merged cells. So, every four cells is merged together and holds a number. I'm counting down all the way to zero from 1500, so if I could avoid typing every single number that'd be awesome lol. (Video should be included to show what I mean, I'll of course provide additional info/answer questions to clarify if needed!)
I've tried writing a sequence out using (=SEQUENCE etc.) but those have been confusing and didn't really get me where I needed from what I read online for merged cells. I also tried dragging down with/without merged cells and nothing changes there. There are also more answers out there for excel, which I haven't tried to use and I wasn't sure if I could use excel functions on Google Sheets anyway.
Any ideas/solutions?
https://reddit.com/link/1d2t6d5/video/c88eatc1683d1/player

Hi, looking for someone to compile a list of 500 OF models, including their inquiry/business emails and Instagram handles.

• Identify and compile a list of 500 OF models.
• For each model, find their corresponding inquiry/business email.
• Find the Instagram handle for each model.

The list should be compiled in an Excel spreadsheet and have the following columns:

• Model Name
• OF Profile Link
• Inquiry/Business Email
• Instagram Profile Link

Hi, I’m learning to use excel and want to create a spreadsheet to track betting odds through the Euro2024 football tournament. However when I type in 5/1 for example, it switches what I input into a date format? How can I keep it as a top heavy fraction? I’ve had a look in the cell format box in the fractions option but they only seem to cater for bottom heavy fractions i.e. 1/5 not 5/1 - please could someone advise me on what I’m doing wrong and how I can get my spreadsheet to display the odds I’d like it to? TIA

Finally got round to creating a personal finance tracking sheet, and I’m an Excel NOOB.
Finally Got the monthly summery page set, after much frustration, anger and annoyance.
Now I’m trying to create a daily sheet, in which I can input my daily expenses/receipts, eg when I cheat and buy coffee out (regular occurrence), snacks etc etc.
I’m thinking the most effective way to do this will be to group individual stores to seperate types of purchases, for example code Starbucks & Tim Hortons the same to track coffee expenses etc etc, then link these codes to the monthly spreadsheet to give me my monthly expenditure of all coffee shops etc.
Or am I completely high and there is a way easier method to do this?

My library is small but has a lot of funds to juggle. We track funds for collections & programs from the City, Friends of the Library, the Library Foundation, and various grants. We split the funds and spend them by age group or project.
In past years every librarian sort of tracked their spending independently. This led to oveunderspending. So this year, we started a master Excel file. All the librarians input purchases from different budget lines and we have a running total for everything.
It's not working out so great, however, because 2/3 of the librarians really struggle with Excel. Rows are getting duplicated & inserted in the wrong place, formulas are getting messed up, etc. Our tech assistants did some fixing and locked down what they can, but there is only so much we can do. No amount of training has helped (these same librarians also really struggle with other shared Excel sheets).
Does anyone use something different you can recommend? It would be nice to have a software option that was more user-friendly. If they can input the info and let the software do the rest, that would save us all time and frustration. No one really has the time to input things for these librarians or to keep following up on their spreadsheet errors.
Any advice appreciated!