I know how to work Excel for 5 minutes – how about you? However, that might not be enough time to colour code everything and sort the data 8 different ways.
- When sending a spreadsheet comment only as needed, too much info. can be distracting. #Excel #Excelbestpractice #smallbiz
- Every time I create a pivot table, I want to leave work and go celebrate with a beer.
- trying to do something with a combination of Firebird and Excel…it’s like the unbreakably stupid meets the indestructibly stupid #headdesk
- But my excel spreadsheet told me so!
- Just discovered the TRIM function in excel, I know it sounds sad but has probably saved me an hrs work
#loveexcelfunctions - I guess my boss volunteered me to teach an excel class tonight. I just found out via company-wide e-mail. Jerk.Totally gonna wing it.
- using excel is exactly like doing the dishes, its a functional tool for a functional purpose. you’ll need some numbers to work.
- that awkward moment when you see your boss in a shared Excel sheet and you rush to save another copy of it before she pushes a button
- I need somebody who knows how to work excel for 5 minutes :/
- I wish I could organize my thoughts as well as this spreadsheet that’s color-coded and sorted 8 different ways.
- things you don’t want to hear from your engineering phd advisor: "Do you know how to use excel? How do I create a ‘worksheet’?" #saveme
- I think I’d rather run from bears than try to find where Microsoft have hidden the graph axis titles in Excel.
- Excel has an attitude problem today.
- Today is mostly going to involve re-forecasting….otherwise known as "colouring in an excel spreadsheet".
- Did you know you columns are limited in excel? I didn’t but IV is the limit. Sad that my spreadsheet hit that & still needs 160 more!
- This Excel pivot table’s use of the term "Grand Total" strikes me as a bit over the top.
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Tea might be able to solve your Excel problem, unless it’s the Windows Excel Word 2003 Illustrator kind. Those problems might need Bill Gates to solve them.
Excel can help you look after Grandma, stop your heart, and learn how magnets work. What other program can do all that?
Would you put your resumé into Excel, or put Excel into your resumé? And what colours would you use – the background could be important!
Yes, that fan sound is frightening, knowing that Excel could crash at any time. Make a pivot table, and you’ll feel beastly again.
Should you learn C? Relearn VB? Or will you just stick with Excel? Whatever you decide, bring on the coffee.
If you’re providing Excel help at the local bar, don’t drink too much! You’ll end up putting in faulty VLOOKUPs, or getting into a crash (and not the Excel kind).
Is that the icy-cold grip of Excel you’re feeling, or just a winter storm headed your way? 

