Understanding Magic in Various Contexts

Magic, in the context of electronic design automation (EDA), refers to a layout tool used for very-large-scale integration (VLSI) of integrated circuits (IC). It was created by John Ousterhout and his graduate students at UC Berkeley, with the project commencing in February 1983 and the initial version becoming operational by April of the same year. The developers behind Magic were known as magicians, indicating the innovative and almost mystical quality of their work in IC layout.

In the realm of customer service, magic takes on a different meaning. Service magic is the art of crafting a memorable customer or guest experience. It involves adding zest, memorability, and value to the interaction, ensuring that the experience is not only unforgettable but also reproducible. This is essential for businesses that wish to consistently deliver high-quality service and build lasting relationships with their customers.

When discussing data within software like MagicDraw, a data type is a kind of classifier that encompasses pure values without identity. Data types inherit general features such as visibility, generalizable element properties, and operations. They can be categorized as Enumeration or Primitive, with predefined data types including boolean, byte, char, date, double, float, int, Integer, Real, long, short, void, and String. Understanding these data types is crucial for software developers as they define the nature and behavior of data within programs and applications.

Magic Plugins for Excel

KPMG Magic Excel Plug-in

The KPMG Magic Excel Plug-in is developed by the KPMG Global Desktop Team. It is a type of magic plugin designed to enhance the capabilities of Microsoft Excel. The most widely used version of this plugin is 5.1, indicating its popularity and acceptance among users.

Related Programs

A+ Plug-in for Excel is a program related to the KPMG Magic Excel Plug-in. Like its counterpart, it serves to augment the functionality of Excel, potentially offering a suite of tools or features that can assist users in their data management and analysis tasks.

Common Use Cases

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if I experience disconnections with Domo content in Excel?

Common reasons for Domo content disconnection include changing the table name and deleting a cell value. Ensuring these actions are avoided may help maintain the connection.

Is it possible to write data back to Domo using an Excel add-in?

Yes, the Domo For Office add-in allows users to write data back to Domo and to Excel.

Can I have other data on the same sheet as the Domo content?

Users are directed to community forums for best practices regarding having other data on the same sheet as the Domo content.

How do I access MAGIC software for trade data?

New users need to register for access and the software is accessible via a web browser on any operating system.

What data is available through MAGIC and in what format can it be downloaded?

MAGIC provides data on trade for Central American countries, Mexico, the US, and the EU, which can be downloaded in CSV format and images.