Excel Twitter 20160205

Have you ever hit anyone with a pivot table? No? Not even after taking too much cold medication? Okay, go back to your pie charts.

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• Just worked out how to do a pie chart on excel. MUST PIE CHART EVERYTHING.
• Nothing makes me more indignant than clicking the “recommended Pivot Tables” button. Keep your recommendations to yourself Excel.
• Cleaning out my files and just found an Excel spreadsheet whose only contents are the name of a streamer, “ruckus”, and “Make a Chart”.
• Today’s status: Excel, copy, code, paste, code, copy, Excel, paste. Compile and check it works. #thiscanbeautomated #copypaste #coding
• I love the feeling of finding a hack in Excel that makes your life a million times easier. Watch out, world of math! I’m coming for you.
• For years, pivot tables sat in my ‘too hard Excel Super-User’ basket. Actually–they are really straightforward. And POWERFUL.
• I should not take so much joy from knowing Excel tricks that the ‘excel ninjas’ at work didn’t know. I’ve out-nerded myself
• I have spent more time reformatting this excel sheet than I have doing my actual work at work today.
• Words of wisdom: don’t medicate a cold & then attempt to build pivot tables in Excel…may cause hallucinations. #WerkinFromHome
• My boss and supervisor think it’s funny how I color code all of my excel spreadsheets. I don’t think it’s funny I think it’s efficient!
• To me the problem is not analytics, it’s more like how to get Excel to do what I want it to do 🙂
• I’m sure I’ve tweeted this before, but I really LOVE working with spreadsheets that were created by people who don’t know how to use excel
• I used to say Excel was stupid and I’d never use it. Here I am almost 6 years later looking for cute templates.
• I have an affinity for people who share the same love of excel formulas as I do #happinesscomesonespreadsheetatatime
• Next idiot who says Big Data will get a Pivot Table in the head. I mean it.

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Just worked out how to do a pie chart on excel. MUST PIE CHART EVERYTHING.

— Charlie 🙂 (@Chandley92) February 2, 2016

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Nothing makes me more indignant than clicking the “recommended Pivot Tables” button. Keep your recommendations to yourself Excel.

— Lynne Elizabeth (@lynneelizabeth) January 27, 2016

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Cleaning out my files and just found an Excel spreadsheet whose only contents are the name of a streamer, “ruckus”, and “Make a Chart”.

— Jenn Dariani (@JDariani) January 23, 2016

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Today’s status: Excel, copy, code, paste, code, copy, Excel, paste. Compile and check it works. #thiscanbeautomated #copypaste #coding

— Bart Sokol (@bartsokol) January 27, 2016

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I love the feeling of finding a hack in Excel that makes your life a million times easier. Watch out, world of math! I’m coming for you.

— harrison (@hsvharrison) February 3, 2016

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For years, pivot tables sat in my ‘too hard Excel Super-User’ basket. Actually–they are really straightforward. And POWERFUL.

— Katherine Firth (@katrinafee) January 31, 2016

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I should not take so much joy from knowing Excel tricks that the ‘excel ninjas’ at work didn’t know. I’ve out-nerded myself

— Tyrannosaurus Lex (@lexxx142) February 4, 2016

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I have spent more time reformatting this excel sheet than I have doing my actual work at work today.

— Darrell King (@heydarrell) February 4, 2016

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Words of wisdom: don’t medicate a cold & then attempt to build pivot tables in Excel…may cause hallucinations. #WerkinFromHome

— amyelvidge (@amyelvidge) January 29, 2016

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My boss and supervisor think it’s funny how I color code all of my excel spreadsheets. I don’t think it’s funny I think it’s efficient!

— Kells (@KaylaaaNicoleee) January 28, 2016

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@PateSkpate To me the problem is not analytics, it’s more like how to get Excel to do what I want it to do 🙂

— AntiVi (@AntiViGames) February 4, 2016

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I’m sure I’ve tweeted this before, but I really LOVE working with spreadsheets that were created by people who don’t know how to use excel

— Malory (@maleliahonu) February 4, 2016

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I used to say Excel was stupid and I’d never use it. Here I am almost 6 years later looking for cute templates.

— Shaikia Danielle . (@Shaikiaaaa) February 3, 2016

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I have an affinity for people who share the same love of excel formulas as I do #happinesscomesonespreadsheetatatime

— Erica Rohaidy (@haidy_lady) February 3, 2016

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Next idiot who says Big Data will get a Pivot Table in the head. I mean it.

— BioBuckTweet (@Bucktweet_Say) February 4, 2016

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This Week’s Tweets By

Chandley92, lynneelizabeth, JDariani, bartsokol, hsvharrison, katrinafee, lexxx142, heydarrell, amyelvidge, KaylaaaNicoleee, AntiViGames, maleliahonu, Shaikiaaaa, haidy_lady, Bucktweet_Say

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