Learning Excel is a dead end

He took aim at the body. It was easier to hit the body than the head. As he readied himself, he held his breath for a second and pulled the trigger. It was a perfect shot. 4 more rounds to go and each one of them was hit around the same area.

“I am going to get my marksmanship this time round” He told himself. After all the practice that he had done, he believed his effort had paid off.

When the result was announced, he was shocked. He failed his shooting test. He couldn’t believe it because he saw his last 5 shots landed right in the middle of the target.

He stood up, wanting to tell his commander that they had made a mistake. And that’s when he heard. “Congratulations! Corporal David, you got your marksmanship. Your score is 21 out of 20.”

That when he realized that he had hit the wrong target. The shots had landed on Corporal David’s target.

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