Ignore the grocery checkout guy – it’s perfectly normal to create your shopping list in Excel.
- Just solved a co-worker’s excel problem. WITH SCIENCE. ►
- Hell is an endless Excel spreadsheet of math and a room of noisy coworkers. ►
- I’ll spend the rest of the day in Excel. You can find me via vlookup(). I’ll hang around the pivot table. ►
- Mocked by the grocery store checkout dude because I had my shopping list in an Excel spreadsheet. ►
- Shouldn’t have made that stupid GWA calculator excel file cos now the grades under the "lowest acceptable" column are coming true <//////3 ►
- Instead of messing around with Excel Pivot Tables, I imported the whole deal into MYSQL and got the answers the old fashioned way: hacking. ►
- Choosing Pet Insurance is HARD. I’ve got an excel doc open with pivot tables for 7 carriers, 20 plan options and 7 scenarios of needed care. ►
- I have spent over 16 hours the last few days on this damn Excel problem. I have decided it’s not me, it’s Excel. ►
- Purple pivot tables in excel 2010. Now I am happy.
► - Time to write about a dangerous weekend in Prince George’s involving more shootings that I can accurately count. Excel chart is essential. ►
- Once I year I bemoan the fact that I don’t know Excel. Just about ready to make a graph with a ruler & crayons. ►
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If you won the Mega Millions lottery, you can buy a shoe tracker app. Otherwise, you can just build one in Excel.
Have you made an Excel chart since middle school? If not, maybe an exciting Excel boot camp would help you.
Which could you create faster – Van Gogh’s Starry Night, or a pie chart? Would you need dual monitors to work on your masterpiece?
Excel wizardry and Pivot Table terror – it can affect you, even if you’re old, and working in Canada.
If your dad wants you to become an accountant, just pretend that you don’t know enough Excel. Maybe you could slice bread for a living instead.
Will a Mimosa really help when working with Excel? I’m pretty sure that my boss will let me try one, to find out.
When you hit corporate rock bottom, you can try out for The Apprentice, and flaunt your Excel skills there. Or go to the Dairy Queen for an Excel-lent ice cream great.
No, you don’t need a spreadsheet to use the Tube, but it will help pass the time while you travel. 

