Excel Twitter 20160212 – Excel Theatre Blog

A boss who is a boulder might not appreciate your new pivot table and VLOOKUP skills. Maybe you should give up using Excel for a while, or explode a few pie charts.

If you like this week’s tweets, please do me a favour and share the link. Thanks! [bctt tweet=”Here are this week’s best #Excel tweets, for your Friday entertainment”]

This Week’s Tweets – Plain Text

Here are the tweets in plain text. The embedded tweets are below.

This girl couldn’t get the Autofill on #Excel to work since she kept spelling February as “Februrary”
Just fixed an Excel Pivot Table AND a Moodle Forum question in quick succession. GOD I’m marginally smarter than those around me
Think I may have just killed my laptop using only Excel and an Index-Match function. #nerdytweet #FML
“Hey Google, I need an Excel formula that’ll give me a count of rows that match this other value” “That’s literally a pivot table” “OH YEAH”
Last night I learned vlookup & pivot tables. I regret rejecting my dad’s attempt to teach me excel & code. 14yo me should’ve known better.
“I work with data” “Like big data?” “No, small data, like building dashboards in Excel” “Ah ha, I called that intimate data…”#data
That moment when your boss mentions that you missed two tabs in the Excel sheet. *Charlie Brown scream*
My boss to me when I said I couldn’t teach her my job in 3 wks: “I’ve actually used Excel a lot, just never for formulas.” #wut #excel #lol
I just learned what a VLOOKUP was in Google Sheets. Excel is like programming, except you are always writing minified code.
If your boss will be impressed by your knowing 6 excel hacks then you’ve got a boulder for a boss.
There’s a pie chart option in Excel called “pie explosion.” This is 0% explosion versus 50% and then 100%. pic.twitter.com/iJ7nu5qeoM
I will never understand IT job postings. Wanted: Candidate should have a Masters in a quantitative field. Duties: Pivot tables in Excel
I’ve decided to give up using Microsoft Excel for lent. Friends say it’ll never work but I think it’s an Excel-lent idea.
A scatterplot problem woke me up out of a sound sleep. This is why we can’t have nice things, #Excel.
Stop tweeting and get on with your excel work.

If you like this week’s tweets, please do me a favour and share the link. Thanks! [bctt tweet=”Here are this week’s best #Excel tweets, for your Friday entertainment”]

This Week’s Tweets – Embedded

Here are the embedded tweets. The tweets in plain text are above.

___

This girl couldn’t get the Autofill on #Excel to work since she kept spelling February as “Februrary”

— Felix (@Felix_Brehh) February 10, 2016

___

Just fixed an Excel Pivot Table AND a Moodle Forum question in quick succession. GOD I’m marginally smarter than those around me

— Nerkel (@macneacal) February 11, 2016

___

Think I may have just killed my laptop using only Excel and an Index-Match function. #nerdytweet #FML

— Thom Phillips (@ThomIPhillips) February 9, 2016

___

“Hey Google, I need an Excel formula that’ll give me a count of rows that match this other value”
“That’s literally a pivot table”
“OH YEAH”

— Devon (@someluckyday) February 5, 2016

___

Last night I learned vlookup & pivot tables.
I regret rejecting my dad’s attempt to teach me excel & code.
14yo me should’ve known better.

— Jelena Stankovic (@librarianjeli) February 9, 2016

___

“I work with data”
“Like big data?”
“No, small data, like building dashboards in Excel”
“Ah ha, I called that intimate data…”#data

— Ben Collins (@benlcollins) February 9, 2016

___

That moment when your boss mentions that you missed two tabs in the Excel sheet. *Charlie Brown scream*

— S (@sck229) February 5, 2016

___

My boss to me when I said I couldn’t teach her my job in 3 wks: “I’ve actually used Excel a lot, just never for formulas.” #wut #excel #lol

— Christianna (@xochristianna) February 11, 2016

___

I just learned what a VLOOKUP was in Google Sheets. Excel is like programming, except you are always writing minified code.

— Wes Bos (@wesbos) February 10, 2016

___

If your boss will be impressed by your knowing 6 excel hacks then you’ve got a boulder for a boss.

— Pawel Janiak (@cynicalgrinch) February 10, 2016

___

There’s a pie chart option in Excel called “pie explosion.” This is 0% explosion versus 50% and then 100%. pic.twitter.com/iJ7nu5qeoM

— Hannah Eli (@hannahroseeli) February 8, 2016

___

I will never understand IT job postings. Wanted: Candidate should have a Masters in a quantitative field. Duties: Pivot tables in Excel

— Nick Vale (@nick_vale_) February 9, 2016

___

I’ve decided to give up using Microsoft Excel for lent. Friends say it’ll never work but I think it’s an Excel-lent idea.

— John Jamieson (@John_Jamieson) February 10, 2016

___

A scatterplot problem woke me up out of a sound sleep. This is why we can’t have nice things, #Excel.

— science_goddess (@science_goddess) February 9, 2016

___

@bexyamy Stop tweeting and get on with your excel work.

— D Poskitt (@dposkitt1) February 9, 2016

___

Get Weekly Excel News By Email

To get Excel news and tips by email, add your name for the Contextures Excel newsletter.

_____________________

This Week’s Tweets By

Felix_Brehh, macneacal, ThomIPhillips, someluckyday, librarianjeli, benlcollins, sck229, xochristianna, wesbos, cynicalgrinch, hannahroseeli, nick_vale_, John_Jamieson, science_goddess, dposkitt1

_____________________

This Week’s Tweets – Plain Text

This Week’s Tweets – Embedded

Get Weekly Excel News By Email

This Week’s Tweets By

Similar Posts

One Comment