This was fascinating! I always assumed the waffle stitch used the most yarn since it tends to be such a yarn eater only to find out the the little ol single crochet was the culprit! It’s like reading a good mystery novel and being surprised at the end with the bad guy’s identity!!! Thank you Donna for doing this!!
I actually already knew single crochet would use more yarn than trebles and doubles, but I absolutely didn't expect it to win against the other 4 patterns! Will be very useful when one wants to make a stashbuster.
The single crochet didn’t surprise me. It’s a dense, short stitch and there’s a reason we use doubles and trebles to make light, lace fabric! I was surprised that the shell used up more than the waffle. This was really neat, thanks Donna!
Me too. Especially when I’m running low on yarn and I’m wondering if I have enough left to do a single or half dble border. I’ll go with the half dble or dble!
This is really interesting! As a beginner, I really though the single crochet used the least yarn because of how easy it can be done. Will definitely experiment with other stitches for my next projects.
I've often wondered about this - thank you for making such an accurate test. I would've loved to see where the half double crochet landed in the test, though, as it's probably my favorite stitch 😉
@@karengarson5715 some languages use the same word for both, so maybe that was the source of confusion. In Russian and Ukrainian you "knit with a hook" rather than crochet for example.
Exactly my thoughts. For the same size swatch, of course a smaller stitch will be a yarn eater to bring it to the same size of the ‘higher’ stitches 🤦🏼♀️ maybe make a row of each stitch, take apart and then measure how much yarn each row uses 🤷♀️
This is very helpful to know, especially when you have to be economical with a certain colour yarn you might have left, and when doing the border to a blanket. Thank you very much for the video 😊❤️X
Oh wow. That was actually really helpful. I just did a king size bedspread that cost me over 300.00 in yarn and countless hours of work. Thank you for this video. I will take this in account for the next time.
i actually thought about this ever since i started crocheting and found a video about it lol this is strangely a lot more interesting then it should be
I thought the single but then changed my mind to the waffle stitch but over all I was shocked by the least amount of yarn used on the larger stitches...thank you for the test, it was a real eye opener!!
thats so neat. i used to think double crochet took up more yarn than single crochet. only cuz dc has more height. i used to only sc whenever i didnt have much yarn left. now i know to dc instead. thank u sweetie :-) Jesus loves u :-)
@@deepaashok8489 Because single crochet is shorter so it takes more rows, and therefore more yarn to make the same sized swatch compared to double or treble.
Never again! I crocheted a large circle shawl in Single Crochet for a commission. After the 10th row, I was BORED to tears. After the 20th row I said 'never again'. By the end I was almost in tears I hated how tedious it was. But it looked gorgeous and the client loved it.
@@nuvoclassic, I'm making a candy corn blanket with all single crochet (approximately 5ft), definitely going to learn how to do the other basic stitches!
This is really fascinating - thank you so much for doing this for us Donna! I must be honest, I would have thought that the shell stitch would eat up way more yarn than it did as it is such a solid fabric. I also thought the C2C would be much more of a yarn guzzler. There really is food for thought here!
I just got back into crocheting recently to help with stress. This video is very impressive. I like single stitch for the plastic coffee cup coozies. Now I know where all my yarn goes lol.
Really helpful! I like dense stitches, and am not a fan of double or treble blankets. I don't like my cold toes sticking through holes. Moss might be my best bet.
I thought the single crochet would be heaviest because it's so dense, while the treble crochet is quite airy so I picked that as the lightest. The one that surprised me was the c2c swatch. I've avoided it thinking that it was a yarn eater.
Dann, I wanted a dense stich for my first Pullover and used the single crochet. I wondered why it needed so much more yart than the double crochet pattern and now I know. Thanks a lot. That will be a great help with projects in the future!
Thank you so much for doing this comparison!! I've thought about doing this again and again!! AND you actually doing this is the reason I don't have a channel and you do!! 😂 Thanks again, Donna Wolfe!!!
Wow. Who would have thought that a simple little single crochet stitch would use the most yarn, and treble use the least! That's amazing and really useful to know.
I guessed wrong, thinking something like the waffle stitch would be the most. I've crocheted for years and am surprised that it's the single crochet!! Love your videos, thanks for the info!
Mind blown! 🤯 Except for the ones in the middle, the rest were the complete opposite of what I thought! Thank you so much for testing & answering this vital question... 🌸
i watched this video like 9 months ago, and to put it simple it lives in my head rent free. but anyways, i never wouldve thought that single crochet takes up the most yarn, but it makes sense. sure, if you were to do just one row the same length as lets say a double crochet it the double crochet would take more yarn. that being said though, if you were to do multiple rows and make them the same height the single crochet would take more yarn since its shorter so more rows would be necessary. let me tell you- when i figured that out i felt as if i had a giant eureka moment i felt so smart.
Amazing! Who would think that it takes more yarn than a triple crochet, but the single is the shortest, except for slip stitch so when you think of it, it does make sense. Thanks for sharing!! I love your tutorials!
VERY informative and helpful video!!!!! Thank you for taking the time to make up the swatches, weigh them, and do the math. I appreciate your kindness to all of us for doing this!!
I just started an Afghan and abandoned the she'll stitch pattern I was using and switched to the waffle stitch. The shells were taking soooo long and I wasn't as committed to it. The waffle stitch is not as agonizing as the shell but still lengthy. Before I changed stitches, I purchased more yarn in order to have enough. Saying all of this, I abandoned the shells because in my mind, it used more yarn than I wanted to be committed to. The waffle, slightly less. Thank you for the experiment. ❤
thank you so much for testing this. i'm making a pullover with granny stitches and wanted to make the same in moss stitch, but didn't know if i need more yarn. now i know i need the same amount. please, please, please do more stitches! i love your scientific approach.
Wow... I thought that one single crochet will take less yarn. Then I realized, it probably takes more because the density of the pattern. Single crochet is like... 'really small' so it would need more than the other stitches to fill up the room. Plus, single crochet is so boring and tiring to do heheheh. But it has its own unique charm so I still use it somehow...
I just undid half a blanket that was waffle stitch cause i thought it took to much yarn , I was going to re do it in single stitches. Glad I saw this first.
This truly surprised me in fact it’s a game changer I have avoided it a lot of stitches because I thought that they would take more yarn and I’m trying to be economical
Thank you for this. I always wondered about that. After you found the singles took the most (which I figured would because of the tighter weave) guessed all but one at either more yarn or less yarn. You fulfilled my scientific mind and natural curiosity. lol I do enjoy knowing these kinds of things , a lot.
I'm not surprised by the results. If one SC equals, for example, 1cm and one DC equals, for example, 2cms, you will need more yarn working the SC to reach that height. Thanks for the fun video.
Wow! What a great calculation of yarn? Wre came to know that which stitch needs how much yarn for a project. An estimation can be done according to a stitch patterns.
Thanks for the information! I’m surprised about the results of this test! I just adopted a 60lb pitbull and I want to make him a sweater, but I have a limited amount of yarn on hand. Turns out I do have enough yarn to do C2C!
This is so interesting and useful. I would've sweared that the single crochet would consume less yarn than double crochet! It definitely surprised me a lot. Thank you!
Thank you so very much for this video. I am in quarantine and getting yarn right now is so difficult and I am trying to make items that are not yarn eaters.
Thank you for experimenting and sharing! I did suspect the SC to take the most yarn and TR to take the least. Most of the time, the more dense the project the more yarn it takes, and SC seemed to be the most dense.
Okay seriously didn't expect the corner to corner to have less yarn that surprised me too. I'll keep that one in mind lol. I bet the alligator stitch uses a ton.
WOW, SO interesting, thanks Donna for sharing and making this video! I always thought crocheting, no matter what stitch took up lots of yarn compared to knitting.
I'm surprised, i have to admit. I was kind of expecting the patterns to be heavier, but mostly the shell one. I also was expecting to know about half double crochets, but oh well. Excelent video :)
This was amazing! I always wondered when using scraps what stitch to use this helps me figure out if I have enough for project and not run out buy more only to have it as surplus. Thank u
WOW! I would never have guessed that the single crochet used more yarn than all of those other stitches! I am blown away by these results! Interesting! Thanks Donna
What a great experiment..I kind of figured it would be single crochets because it takes sooooo long to do if doing a big project, and it has less holes in the stitches😱 great video! ❤️
Very interesting and informative. I, too, thought the C2C would use more yarn, and never thought the single crochet used so much. Another thing about the samples being shown all in one video, I've come to decide that I like the C2C, the Moss stitch, and the shell stitch. Not only are they pretty stitches, but they use less yarn than the single crochet. 😀 Time for me to start crocheting again. 😁
OMG this is exactly what I needed! A few days ago I was making a hat but I couldn't finish it because i didn't have enough yarn 😢. Thanks for another helpful video!
Interesting. My money was on the waffle stitch. Wasn’t going to stop me using it if it had used the most, because the waffle is so squishy and delightful. ☺️
This was what i was wondering for a long time when you crochet how much yarn i use so i now got the zest of it this now is a guide for me thanks for sharing. There is a saying two heads is better than one Bless You for another idea .
This is a game changer and this will also help me decide how to complete furture projects....wow single crochet is a hungry little thing huh?😳 Thank you for this video! ❤
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Thank you for doing this and the efficient way of explaining this. Some people go to the Genisis of a stitch.
can you do the same for popular Tunisian stitches?
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Great way to explain. You couldn't have done it, any better. Thanks.
How about the alpine stitch, I'm curious what the difference with the single crochet would be.
I'm pretty sure it weighs more. 🤔
This was fascinating! I always assumed the waffle stitch used the most yarn since it tends to be such a yarn eater only to find out the the little ol single crochet was the culprit! It’s like reading a good mystery novel and being surprised at the end with the bad guy’s identity!!! Thank you Donna for doing this!!
It wast the single crochet in the living room with the hook. 🤣
@@thehousespouse 😂 That's ingenius
You mean like the scooby doo cartoons??!! 😁
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Interesting 🤔 I have never thought that a project using only single crochet was using so much yarn, wow really impressive 😳
That's what I thought also, would never have thought that single crochet would use up so much yarn
So I’d imagine that mosaics truly are the best stash busters.
Well it makes sense cos single crochet has less holes and hence more dense and thicker.
@@yukiefromoz2573 Yep. You would need a LOT more single crochets to get the 6x6. Doubles and trebles give you the height to get there faster.
I made a bag with single crochets because I dont want stuff going through the holes that double crochets make
I actually already knew single crochet would use more yarn than trebles and doubles, but I absolutely didn't expect it to win against the other 4 patterns! Will be very useful when one wants to make a stashbuster.
The single crochet didn’t surprise me. It’s a dense, short stitch and there’s a reason we use doubles and trebles to make light, lace fabric! I was surprised that the shell used up more than the waffle. This was really neat, thanks Donna!
Treble means half double stitch, correct?
I’ve often wondered about this!
Yeah, me too. Figured it was time to do a little scientific experiment :)
me too... abd I always hated the single crochet stitch 😉😂😂
Yeaaah me too. Thanks for this
Me too. Especially when I’m running low on yarn and I’m wondering if I have enough left to do a single or half dble border. I’ll go with the half dble or dble!
Hate single crochet too🙁
This is really interesting! As a beginner, I really though the single crochet used the least yarn because of how easy it can be done. Will definitely experiment with other stitches for my next projects.
Glad it was helpful!
I’m surprised the single crochet uses the most. I would’ve thought the waffle stitch and C2C would’ve used more. Very interesting.
I've often wondered about this - thank you for making such an accurate test. I would've loved to see where the half double crochet landed in the test, though, as it's probably my favorite stitch 😉
Same here...😊
I'd like to see how half double, treble basketweave, and snapdragon (fan and V stitches) compare.
I think double crochet here is the half double crochet in the us terms
@@ShadoeLandman snapdragon- now that sounds interesting
Makes sense to me on the single crochet. It is a dense fabric. I was surprised about the waffle and shell stitch patterns!
It is logical cause you have to knit A LOT MORE to cover the same inches of the other...
Knit ? ❤️🌼❣️crochet 🙂
@@karengarson5715 some languages use the same word for both, so maybe that was the source of confusion. In Russian and Ukrainian you "knit with a hook" rather than crochet for example.
Exactly my thoughts. For the same size swatch, of course a smaller stitch will be a yarn eater to bring it to the same size of the ‘higher’ stitches 🤦🏼♀️ maybe make a row of each stitch, take apart and then measure how much yarn each row uses 🤷♀️
I watched this twice to absorb the data mentally. 😂 Thank you for doing this test, Donna! Fascinating results!
😆 Me too...
This is very helpful to know, especially when you have to be economical with a certain colour yarn you might have left, and when doing the border to a blanket. Thank you very much for the video 😊❤️X
Oh wow. That was actually really helpful. I just did a king size bedspread that cost me over 300.00 in yarn and countless hours of work. Thank you for this video. I will take this in account for the next time.
i actually thought about this ever since i started crocheting and found a video about it lol
this is strangely a lot more interesting then it should be
I thought the single but then changed my mind to the waffle stitch but over all I was shocked by the least amount of yarn used on the larger stitches...thank you for the test, it was a real eye opener!!
thats so neat. i used to think double crochet took up more yarn than single crochet. only cuz dc has more height. i used to only sc whenever i didnt have much yarn left. now i know to dc instead. thank u sweetie :-) Jesus loves u :-)
Why
@@deepaashok8489 Because single crochet is shorter so it takes more rows, and therefore more yarn to make the same sized swatch compared to double or treble.
Welp, I made an entire blanket with sc and a 3mm hook 😂😂 Good to know for future projects!
Wow.. sounds like a very fine, warm blanket!
Never again! I crocheted a large circle shawl in Single Crochet for a commission. After the 10th row, I was BORED to tears. After the 20th row I said 'never again'. By the end I was almost in tears I hated how tedious it was. But it looked gorgeous and the client loved it.
@@nuvoclassic, I'm making a candy corn blanket with all single crochet (approximately 5ft), definitely going to learn how to do the other basic stitches!
I'm just so happy this video exists
Finally someone answers the question. Thank you!
Thank you for doing this! I had always assumed single crochet used the most and trebels the least, but the others suprised me. Thank you!!!!!!! 😄
Wow, this was very surprising & educational. Would love to see more of this. Thank you.
Oh My! I never would have guessed the sc was a yarn eater, I thought it would have been the c2c.
Thank a You so much for this info😃
You are so welcome!
This is really fascinating - thank you so much for doing this for us Donna! I must be honest, I would have thought that the shell stitch would eat up way more yarn than it did as it is such a solid fabric. I also thought the C2C would be much more of a yarn guzzler. There really is food for thought here!
Glad it was helpful!
I just got back into crocheting recently to help with stress. This video is very impressive. I like single stitch for the plastic coffee cup coozies. Now I know where all my yarn goes lol.
Really helpful! I like dense stitches, and am not a fan of double or treble blankets. I don't like my cold toes sticking through holes. Moss might be my best bet.
Thanks Donna, I never would have thought that the single crochet takes the most amount of yarn, this was very informative, thank you again.
Glad it was helpful!
I thought the single crochet would be heaviest because it's so dense, while the treble crochet is quite airy so I picked that as the lightest. The one that surprised me was the c2c swatch. I've avoided it thinking that it was a yarn eater.
Same with me. Thought it would use too much yarn.
Dann, I wanted a dense stich for my first Pullover and used the single crochet. I wondered why it needed so much more yart than the double crochet pattern and now I know. Thanks a lot. That will be a great help with projects in the future!
Glad I could help!
Thank you so much for doing this comparison!! I've thought about doing this again and again!! AND you actually doing this is the reason I don't have a channel and you do!! 😂 Thanks again, Donna Wolfe!!!
You are so welcome!
Wow. Who would have thought that a simple little single crochet stitch would use the most yarn, and treble use the least! That's amazing and really useful to know.
I guessed wrong, thinking something like the waffle stitch would be the most. I've crocheted for years and am surprised that it's the single crochet!! Love your videos, thanks for the info!
im so amazed that c2c eat less of a yarn than double crochet. now i know which Stitch is the best for a blanket. Thank you so much ❤
You’re welcome 😊
Mind blown! 🤯 Except for the ones in the middle, the rest were the complete opposite of what I thought!
Thank you so much for testing & answering this vital question... 🌸
i watched this video like 9 months ago, and to put it simple it lives in my head rent free. but anyways, i never wouldve thought that single crochet takes up the most yarn, but it makes sense. sure, if you were to do just one row the same length as lets say a double crochet it the double crochet would take more yarn. that being said though, if you were to do multiple rows and make them the same height the single crochet would take more yarn since its shorter so more rows would be necessary. let me tell you- when i figured that out i felt as if i had a giant eureka moment i felt so smart.
Amazing! Who would think that it takes more yarn than a triple crochet, but the single is the shortest, except for slip stitch so when you think of it, it does make sense. Thanks for sharing!! I love your tutorials!
Thank you! 😊
VERY informative and helpful video!!!!! Thank you for taking the time to make up the swatches, weigh them, and do the math. I appreciate your kindness to all of us for doing this!!
Glad it was helpful!
I just started an Afghan and abandoned the she'll stitch pattern I was using and switched to the waffle stitch. The shells were taking soooo long and I wasn't as committed to it. The waffle stitch is not as agonizing as the shell but still lengthy. Before I changed stitches, I purchased more yarn in order to have enough.
Saying all of this, I abandoned the shells because in my mind, it used more yarn than I wanted to be committed to. The waffle, slightly less. Thank you for the experiment. ❤
thank you so much for testing this. i'm making a pullover with granny stitches and wanted to make the same in moss stitch, but didn't know if i need more yarn. now i know i need the same amount. please, please, please do more stitches! i love your scientific approach.
Wow... I thought that one single crochet will take less yarn. Then I realized, it probably takes more because the density of the pattern. Single crochet is like... 'really small' so it would need more than the other stitches to fill up the room.
Plus, single crochet is so boring and tiring to do heheheh. But it has its own unique charm so I still use it somehow...
I just undid half a blanket that was waffle stitch cause i thought it took to much yarn , I was going to re do it in single stitches. Glad I saw this first.
This truly surprised me in fact it’s a game changer I have avoided it a lot of stitches because I thought that they would take more yarn and I’m trying to be economical
I LOVE this analysis. Totally my favorite type of information! Keep up the good work, you are awesome!
Thank you for this. I always wondered about that. After you found the singles took the most (which I figured would because of the tighter weave) guessed all but one at either more yarn or less yarn. You fulfilled my scientific mind and natural curiosity. lol I do enjoy knowing these kinds of things , a lot.
Glad I could help!
this was a eye opener but I am a newbie- thank you for sharing- I have stayed away from some patters like waffle since ppl say it is a big yarn eater
I love your clear teaching.:)
I REALLY APPRECIATE the way you didn’t clickbait or waffle. I’ll sub!
I'm not surprised by the results. If one SC equals, for example, 1cm and one DC equals, for example, 2cms, you will need more yarn working the SC to reach that height. Thanks for the fun video.
Great point!
I also spent more times doing single crochet compared to the rest... now i know why.... thank you so much ❣️❣️❣️❣️
I suspected this all along. Thank you so much for this great test. You have solved my question and I did not have to do the work. You are fabulous!
Glad it helped!
This answers so many questions I've had for years. Thank you for the comparison !!!
Glad it was helpful!
The results where surprising and it was very interesting to learn more about this kind of stuff!
Wow! What a great calculation of yarn? Wre came to know that which stitch needs how much yarn for a project. An estimation can be done according to a stitch patterns.
Thanks for the information! I’m surprised about the results of this test! I just adopted a 60lb pitbull and I want to make him a sweater, but I have a limited amount of yarn on hand. Turns out I do have enough yarn to do C2C!
He's going to look so handsome with a sweater on!
This is so interesting and useful. I would've sweared that the single crochet would consume less yarn than double crochet! It definitely surprised me a lot. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
🤔seeing is believing, I would have bet on the shell. Thanks for taking the time to do this
Thank you so very much for this video. I am in quarantine and getting yarn right now is so difficult and I am trying to make items that are not yarn eaters.
This was something I'd been wondering for ages. Naztazia I'd love a part 2
Thank you for experimenting and sharing! I did suspect the SC to take the most yarn and TR to take the least. Most of the time, the more dense the project the more yarn it takes, and SC seemed to be the most dense.
Okay seriously didn't expect the corner to corner to have less yarn that surprised me too. I'll keep that one in mind lol. I bet the alligator stitch uses a ton.
I never would have guessed those results, and actually never gave it much thought! Thanks for doing those experiments.
I appreciate all the off cam work to crochet all these samples. And the result is super interesting. Thanks you.
Oh wow! Very surprising results. Thanks for puttimg this together.
Thank you so much! I'm actually really surprised. I would have guessed single crochet was the least and waffle the most when it comes to eaters.
WOW, SO interesting, thanks Donna for sharing and making this video! I always thought crocheting, no matter what stitch took up lots of yarn compared to knitting.
I'm surprised, i have to admit.
I was kind of expecting the patterns to be heavier, but mostly the shell one.
I also was expecting to know about half double crochets, but oh well.
Excelent video :)
Fascinating. I have wondered how much yarn is needed for different type stitches, you clearly answered my curiosity. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Wow! I am shocked that single crochet is a yarn eater! Thank you so much Donna😘
Very informative! I would have guessed all wrong! Thanks!
This was amazing! I always wondered when using scraps what stitch to use this helps me figure out if I have enough for project and not run out buy more only to have it as surplus. Thank u
I definitely would not have guessed that! Thanks for doing this!
WOW 😁 I am so surprised!! I definitely thought it must be the waffle stitch
Wow, I never would have thought sc uses the most yarn! Such great video & experiment, Donna!
Thank you so much!
Wow, this is so informative.
Also, I want to learn those other kinds of stitches. The moss, waffle, and shell ones looked so cool!
Awesome! You can find the stitches on this video playlist of mine: ruclips.net/video/SUcGZp2Ajh8/видео.html
WOW! I would never have guessed that the single crochet used more yarn than all of those other stitches! I am blown away by these results! Interesting! Thanks Donna
thanks for the short and simple video :) I’m new to crocheting and never expected The single crochet to use up the most. Great video
This video helped me pick a stitch to use for my next project. Please do another video like this using other stitches. THANK YOU! 😊⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️😊
What a great experiment..I kind of figured it would be single crochets because it takes sooooo long to do if doing a big project, and it has less holes in the stitches😱 great video! ❤️
Thank you! 😊
I’m actually shocked! But if you think about it for a second, it makes sense!!
Very interesting and informative. I, too, thought the C2C would use more yarn, and never thought the single crochet used so much. Another thing about the samples being shown all in one video, I've come to decide that I like the C2C, the Moss stitch, and the shell stitch. Not only are they pretty stitches, but they use less yarn than the single crochet. 😀 Time for me to start crocheting again. 😁
Truly interesting! Looks can be deceptive indeed. I always thought the double crochet stitches took more yarn. Thank you for this informative video.
Great idea you had testing which stitch takes the most yarn. I always wondered about that so you solved it for me. Thanks dearly.
OMG this is exactly what I needed! A few days ago I was making a hat but I couldn't finish it because i didn't have enough yarn 😢. Thanks for another helpful video!
Happy to help!
I'm surprised. I thought DC's were pure yarn eaters.
Wow ,I would have never guessed single crochet !
Interesting. My money was on the waffle stitch. Wasn’t going to stop me using it if it had used the most, because the waffle is so squishy and delightful. ☺️
Wow the waffle stitch surprised me the most! Great video fast and efficient!🙂
This was what i was wondering for a long time when you crochet how much yarn i use so i now got the zest of it this now is a guide for me thanks for sharing. There is a saying two heads is better than one Bless You for another idea .
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome information...I never thought that single crochet would need so much of yarn
Hm, I never thought that single crochet would use the most yarn. Thank you.
this is great, now I know which stitches to avoid while doing a blanket
Hi Donna
What a marvellous test. Keep cool. We are having a heatwave in the uk.
I was really surprised! What an eye-opener. Thank you.
Very helpful. Thank you, Donna.
Wow. You learn something new everyday.
Amo este video. Saber cuánto material lleva cada punto es algo que siempre quise saber pero no tengo balanza de precisión. ¡Muchísimas gracias!
Great video! I would have thought the shell stitch would have used most. Thanks Donna
This is a game changer and this will also help me decide how to complete furture projects....wow single crochet is a hungry little thing huh?😳 Thank you for this video! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
This is helpful to know .Thank you for taking your time to do the experiment .
This is actually extremely useful knowledge, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!