Excel Tweets Roundup 20190208
Do you like to scare your co-workers, by showing them them all the macros that run your reports? Or is it scarier to open a workbook built by someone who doesn’t know how to use Excel?
This Week’s Tweets
Here are my favourite Excel tweets, from this week’s collection.
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Anyone: I’m having this problem…
Me: OK LETS FIX IT WITH AN EXCEL SPREADSHEET— Tweets From Elle (@Tweetsfromelle) February 7, 2019
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I love the inefficiency of an Excel Workbook created by someone who doesn’t know how to use Excel
— Shanna Miller (@shanna_miller) February 5, 2019
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The problem with working from home is that my cats are sweet and cuddly and so I have to kiss them instead of fruiting around with Excel.
— carrie (@carrie_etc) February 7, 2019
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I always feel the most productive after a day of budget reconciliation.
It’s like look at all this work I’ve completed, look at me doing math and hacking excel, look at me budgeting work more appropriately moving forward. pic.twitter.com/PUYMY1wKaA
— Lexie Leigh (@lxeleigh) February 6, 2019
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there is no greater high than when you’re having trouble with excel & you expect your professor to press a button and make you feel stupid but INSTEAD they ALSO have trouble fixing the problem and your confusion is vALIDATED
— han (@hnnhsfsky) February 5, 2019
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Dear job applicants:
It’s great that you have “Proficiency with #Word and #Excel” but let’s be honest… that’s like advertising a car that has “Doors That Work!”— c0nc0rdance (@c0nc0rdance) February 7, 2019
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Coworker: how does this report work?
Me: *opening VBA* Come, let me show you years worth of Excel macros
Coworker: pic.twitter.com/Vqn3gu4zcz
— Rachel W (@Rach_Woolf) February 5, 2019
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this whole worksheet is just “unfortunately excel doesn’t do ____ very well” so we’ll have to do it this way”
— a rain soaked mess ✌ (@laurenmitch98) February 7, 2019
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Tmw you finally figured out how the Excel charts work and can reverse engineer it to settle data requests
— V (@lovealoud) February 7, 2019
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The good thing about slide rules is that you had to work out where the decimal place went which enhanced your awareness of orders of magnitude. Useful today if an Excel calculation looks fishy.
— Roger Ford (@Captain_Deltic) February 7, 2019
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Not to belabor the point but in Google Spreadsheet I maxed out the number of rows and columns you can have (didn’t know that was a thing). Never had that problem in excel. #grantchat pic.twitter.com/LMffmohUSY
— Dave Tinker, CFRE, FAFP (@davethecfre) February 5, 2019
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So I have to use excel a lot in my research and I started having this weird problem with it so I went to IT and they basically told me I tired excel out and it needs to rest for a while. Me too excel, me too.
— Abby Labahn (@abbylabahn) February 4, 2019
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I now sleep with a white noise machine. And by white noise machine i mean my overheating work laptop that has thirty four (34) giant excel files open
— Hayley Henley (@hay_hayy) February 6, 2019
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Excel Tweets Roundup
Thanks for reading this week’s Excel tweets roundup, and see you back here soon!
Me, after a day of hacking Excel
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