How do I replace a single warped slat of hardwood with another?

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Q: How do I replace a single warped slat of hardwood with another? Or repair the warp, if that’s possible?

A: Cut/chisel out damaged board. Cut a new one to length. Remove the bottom edge of the groove along its length and one end. Apply adhesive to floor and insert board, tongue side first. Place weight on board until adhesive is dry.

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