199) states that the subordinate clause in “If I can speak frankly, he doesn't have a chance” is idiomatic. Arguably, however, it would have the same meaning if the speaker had produced the subordinate clause If we can speak frankly instead. Thus, the first occurring VP was selected ...
and mustn’t have the document opened in Excel, otherwise it will lock the file and the script can’t change it. If you want to be sure, close all instances of Excel before staring the script.
"Senescent" means getting old. Old is good. Old can be funny. Can you tell the difference between sly, sardonic humor and a serious statement? If not, don't stop here!