- Just about to create an Excel chart of my monetary expenses to work out what I can actually afford. HOW OLD AND BORING AM I?!
- Time consuming, brain power eating, nerve destroying #Excel assignment…..arrrr
- Is it too early to work on my 2012 AFL stats spreadsheet? Don’t answer, it was a rhetorical question – I’ve already started! #excited #nerd
- Would save me so much time if Excel pivot table filters could say =[cell_ref] rather than choose from a list.
- I now have a fully functioning #NaNoWriMo progress spreadsheet. This is the kind of thing I do on a morning.
- Loved teaching 3rd graders how to create graphs using excel. Here’s hoping they created another @ home maybe even taught mom or dad…
- There is no problem in life that can’t be solved with Microsoft Excel and a glass of Merlot
- In the digital age, you spend twice as long trying to track a wrong formula in a spreadsheet as you would doing the whole thing by hand. =P
- Cut, paste, delete, sort and filter, insert formulas, v-lookup, pivot tables…protect worksheet and done #mycurrentrelationship with excel
- right? Tried to find vba code for excel that’ll do what I want. Ended up looking so long, had to do it manually #phdchat
- the Cubs are in the world series in my excel workbook problem #itsgoinhappen
- Some make lists of pros and cons. When you have a spreadsheet with "Normalized importance to relationship" you might be a game developer.
- i’m beginning to accept the fact that excel is a legitimate problem solving tool. doesn’t mean i like it.
- Gantt charts are a great way to plan a project! They are also a pain in the backside to make in Excel!
- I find even at A-level students can’t draw a graph by hand or in Excel. I’m going to get "don’t draw in pen" stickers.
- Fact: The original visicalc spreadsheet program was smaller in size than each app icon on your phone’s home page.
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Wow – I never thought to harken back to the Days of VisiCalc to consider how miserable it would be to try to create a Gantt Chart in THAT old beast. Wow… doing it in Excel suddenly doesn’t seem so bad.