Excel Twitter 20160923
There are Excel books for dummies; should we have Excel messages for dummies too? That might reduce the number of #REF! errors. Or not. Oh, the horror!
This Week’s Tweets – Plain Text
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- Im starting to think my boss thinks #REF errors in Excel are cute to have
- Pivot tables in excel are my life, and if you don’t know what one is then I’m not sure I wanna know you…
- my boss asked me to do some graphic design work and when i asked what version of photoshop they had, he asked me to “just do it in excel”
- In Hell, I “work on my excel skills” for eternity.
- my plan for today is to sit at my desk and watch excel tutorials on youtube. surprisingly, my boss is ok with this.
- When in doubt, pivot table it out #excel #law #methodology #trainingcontract
- After all of these years, I FINALLY learned how to make a chart on Excel. #movinonup #nerd
- Now trying to figure out Excel’s code for custom number formatting. Oh, the horror.
- Tho “can’t open this file; there is a problem w/its contents” is polite, I’d prefer “hey dummy you’re trying to open an Excel file in Word”
- I’ve spent more time trying to make a pie chart in excel than i have ever spent on any homework assignment in my life.
- I figured out a problem with Excel all on my own and I believe that alone entitles me to a college degree
- So much of excel work is thinking around a problem. The most obvious answer isn’t always the best one.
- The problem of having to excel windows open is that sometimes you click the sum button on the wrong one.
- Half of my day at work is spent praying Excel doesn’t crash.
- I’ll tell ya, sorting this 480,000 row Excel worksheet isn’t as quick as you might think.
This Week’s Tweets – Embedded
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Im starting to think my boss thinks #REF errors in Excel are cute to have
— Michael, MBA (@PrezLife) September 20, 2016
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Pivot tables in excel are my life, and if you don’t know what one is then I’m not sure I wanna know you…
— Jack Hilton (@HiltonLikeeee) September 22, 2016
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my boss asked me to do some graphic design work and when i asked what version of photoshop they had, he asked me to “just do it in excel”
— SUKI DEEN (@sukideen) September 16, 2016
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In Hell, I “work on my excel skills” for eternity.
— Strump n’ Grind (@_Strumpet_) September 21, 2016
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my plan for today is to sit at my desk and watch excel tutorials on youtube. surprisingly, my boss is ok with this.
— camille (@alianovnabarnes) September 19, 2016
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When in doubt, pivot table it out #excel #law #methodology #trainingcontract pic.twitter.com/RtyQEOOVqv
— Paul (@PaulDAlcorn) September 20, 2016
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After all of these years, I FINALLY learned how to make a chart on Excel. #movinonup #nerd
— Francine Espiritu (@francine_espi) September 20, 2016
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Now trying to figure out Excel’s code for custom number formatting. Oh, the horror.
— Aaron Schiff (@aschiff) September 15, 2016
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Tho “can’t open this file; there is a problem w/its contents” is polite, I’d prefer “hey dummy you’re trying to open an Excel file in Word”
— Minion Librarian (@odosbucket) September 22, 2016
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I’ve spent more time trying to make a pie chart in excel than i have ever spent on any homework assignment in my life.
— Poor Homie Sah (@foxy_grandpa25) September 20, 2016
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I figured out a problem with Excel all on my own and I believe that alone entitles me to a college degree
— Sarah Lee (@SarahLee_Bowler) September 19, 2016
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So much of excel work is thinking around a problem. The most obvious answer isn’t always the best one.
— Louise (@LouLouK) September 16, 2016
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The problem of having to excel windows open is that sometimes you click the sum button on the wrong one.
— Kevin Fletcher (@kevinfletcher83) September 15, 2016
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Half of my day at work is spent praying Excel doesn’t crash.
— Vjosë (@Vj0sa) September 21, 2016
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I’ll tell ya, sorting this 480,000 row Excel worksheet isn’t as quick as you might think.
— Mike Fraser (@mfphotograph) September 15, 2016
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This Week’s Tweets By
Michael, MBA, Jack Hilton, SUKI DEEN, Strump n’ Grind, camille, Paul, Francine Espiritu, Aaron Schiff, Minion Librarian, Poor Homie Sah, Sarah Lee, Louise, Kevin Fletcher, Vjosë, Mike Fraser
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