Excel Twitter 20170421
That poor dad! I never let Excel questions distract me like that. Well, hardly ever. Not more than twice a day. And certainly not when I’m color coordinating my workbooks.
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- I asked my dad like 20 minutes ago how I could do something on excel and he is still over here trying to work it out.
- If you tell me Rihanna knows Excel and can pivot some tables too….listen.. My heart will stop.
- Telling you right now if you want to be the guy that everyone loves at work, become a legend at excel, that program can save so much money.
- At work, I color-coordinate excel spreadsheets like an adult coloring book as I continue with my numbers numbers numbers #wip #amwriting
- Is 45,000 rows really a lot for Excel – I feel like it shouldn’t be a problem
- I just did something extremely complicated in Excel, involving writing my own macro, which saved me maybe a week’s work. Feels amazing.
- So roughly 3 weeks of work has resulted in 10 cells worth of results in excel. Kinda depressing. #phdlife #phdchat
- Whenever I manage to make something work in Excel, I feel like some kind of wizard. #datanerd
- If I could have one wish, it would be for Excel to work perfectly for me for the rest of my life.
- @lemonsand I maintain an excel workbook of staggering and embarrassing complexity
- it’s taken about 15 hours of work to draw these 2 lines on an excel graph and they’re probably wrong
- Just because someone shows you numbers and can produce a bar chart in Excel, doesn’t bestow magical forecasting powers.
- Just helped my 11 year old make a pizza box solar oven. Success! Now to teach her Excel to chart/graph the results. Sweet beautiful data!
- Life of a database admin. I love nice clean data. I love Excel pivot tables. I seem to be the only one at work who thinks this way.
This Week’s Tweets – Embedded
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I asked my dad like 20 minutes ago how I could do something on excel and he is still over here trying to work it out.
— Ashley (@heyolicity23) April 15, 2017
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If you tell me Rihanna knows Excel and can pivot some tables too….listen.. My heart will stop.
— Amber Erica (@amberefree) April 19, 2017
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Telling you right now if you want to be the guy that everyone loves at work, become a legend at excel, that program can save so much money.
— Sun (@SunBreh) April 20, 2017
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"At work, I color-coordinate excel spreadsheets like an adult coloring book as I continue with my numbers numbers numbers" #wip #amwriting
— H. A. Nickerson (@hanickerson_) April 18, 2017
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Is 45,000 rows really a lot for Excel – I feel like it shouldn’t be a problem
— rebeccastob (@rebeccastob) April 18, 2017
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I just did something extremely complicated in Excel, involving writing my own macro, which saved me maybe a week’s work. Feels amazing.
— Anton Howes (@antonhowes) April 15, 2017
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So roughly 3 weeks of work has resulted in 10 cells worth of results in excel. Kinda depressing. #phdlife #phdchat
— Andrew (@_andy_pandy_) April 20, 2017
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Whenever I manage to make something work in Excel, I feel like some kind of wizard. #datanerd
— Benjamin White (@Aractor) April 17, 2017
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If I could have one wish, it would be for Excel to work perfectly for me for the rest of my life.
— Kyle Tansley (@KyleSimulator) April 18, 2017
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@lemonsand I maintain an excel workbook of staggering and embarrassing complexity
— Birnbaumenstein 3-D (@ianbirnbaum) April 13, 2017
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it’s taken about 15 hours of work to draw these 2 lines on an excel graph and they’re probably wrong pic.twitter.com/2jDpGpU13j
— Dominic (@ItzMEbigD) April 15, 2017
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Just because someone shows you numbers and can produce a bar chart in Excel, doesn’t bestow magical forecasting powers.
— Will Jennings (@drjennings) April 18, 2017
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Just helped my 11 year old make a pizza box solar oven. Success! Now to teach her Excel to chart/graph the results. Sweet beautiful data! pic.twitter.com/lAGifagi9r
— Drew Mortensen (@drewmortensen) April 17, 2017
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Life of a database admin. I love nice clean data. I love Excel pivot tables. I seem to be the only one at work who thinks this way. pic.twitter.com/766zwj8A0t
— Liz Matney (@lizmatney) April 18, 2017
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This Week’s Tweets By
Ashley, Amber Erica, Sun, H. A. Nickerson, rebeccastob, Anton Howes, Andrew, Benjamin White, Kyle Tansley, Birnbaumenstein 3-D, Dominic, Will Jennings, Drew Mortensen, Liz Matney
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