Excel Tweets Roundup 20191004 – Excel Theatre Blog

Could you get through a work day without opening Excel? Or would that lead to crying and fist shaking? If so, make yourself a flawless pivot table, and add a note in your Excel planner. And watch the video below, if your computer has trouble with correct syntax for an Excel VLOOKUP formula

This Week’s Tweets

Here are my favourite Excel tweets, from all the ones that I saw on Twitter this week.

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I shake my fist at the monkey on #TheHunt that can’t break oysters with a stone when that is me every Tuesday trying to get excel to work

— lewis_ebooks (@buxton_ebooks) October 2, 2019

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I just went to paste something in to an Excel sheet and discovered I didn’t have Excel open on my computer at all? Not one single workbook. What have I even been doing today?

— Alissa (@MoronWithAnA) October 2, 2019

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Why the f is there a button in the Excel ribbon that hides your window so that you can never find it again and when you try to reopen it loses all the work you did all morning THAT SEEMS LIKE A BAD FEATURE

— Claire Blechman (@cblechman) October 2, 2019

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Just used Excel without crying AND problem solved all by myself without freaking out 🤗

— molls (@molly_landaeta) October 2, 2019

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In my next #rpg adventure, I’m going to put in a puzzle where the PCs have to figure out the correct syntax for an Excel VLookup formula

— Thick Skull Adventures (@ThickSkullAdv) October 2, 2019

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My mama keeps up with my daddy’s blood work in a neat little excel spreadsheet and if that’s not tender I don’t know what is

— Callie (@callie_alysha96) October 2, 2019

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Whenever someone asks me to put together statistics at work, here is my time breakdown:

97% cleaning data

2.5% making the summary readable

0.5% actually running Excel formulas.

— 👻🍁🎃Paia🎃🍁👻 (@PaiaLovesPie) October 2, 2019

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I wonder if anyone else uses a custom Excel planner with urgency checks and cross-reference functionality for tracking work and personal projects #shamelessnerdery #whyamilikethis

— A. A. (@ethnicans) October 3, 2019

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about to create an absolutely flawless pivot table on excel get out of my way

— get out of my way (@getoutofmywey) October 2, 2019

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“How come we have imposter syndrome about the stuff we know but have no problem claiming proficiency in Excel on our resume with no issues?” 😂

— Rudy A. Rodas (@RudyARodas) October 3, 2019

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Oh wow! I remember when I had my major in business back in my day though we used rocks to do all of our work not this as you kids say “excel” I had the rocks around me and my fingers we even used our fingernails to grind the fractions and charts into the larger rocks 🗿🧮👉🤫

— Brandon #1 (@Poison_E_Ivy) October 3, 2019

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I gotta have night mode, because I look at blinding white Excel spreadsheets all day at work, and I need some relief.

— Conway’s Lil Brother (@ConwaysLilBro) October 2, 2019

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Just found out that psychology actually involves a lot of Excel work. Shocked and confused. Might change my major.

— Caitlin Miller (@caitlin_miller6) October 2, 2019

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“Pivot Table” is my “Wingardium leviosa”

— Schmick Schmoisen (@CoachBois) October 2, 2019

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Find Product Price with Excel VLOOKUP

Learn more about the Excel VLOOKUP function

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