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Spreadsheets

I'm pretty certain this is what it is, the throat and the nasal swab are tested independently.

Not correct. You use the same swab for both; it goes in the throat first, then you shove it up your nose. Drop it in the container and post off. At least, this is how the test was done for me*.



* I was negative :happy
 
Not correct. You use the same swab for both; it goes in the throat first, then you shove it up your nose. Drop it in the container and post off. At least, this is how the test was done for me*.



* I was negative :happy

WWS (* so was I, though I was in a tent in a rainy park rather than posting things) :D
 
Not correct. You use the same swab for both; it goes in the throat first, then you shove it up your nose. Drop it in the container and post off. At least, this is how the test was done for me*.



* I was negative :happy

I've had 2 hospital tests and they took 2 swabs and told me the tests were distinct.
 
Spreadsheets have made millions for SJD.
Don't underestimate their power.
<unless it is a multi million pound Govt IT project>
 
Currently trending on Twitter in the UK: "VLOOKUP" :freaky:

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Last edited: 15:23
I'm pretty certain this is what it is, the throat and the nasal swab are tested independently.

Read somewhere that they were adding a column per test - that surely surely surely can't be right... (googles)
 

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