Excel Tweets Roundup 20191122
If you get your work done quickly, with a bit of Excel magic, you can spend the rest of the year scrolling through blank spreadsheets. There might even be time for a few pivot table parades!
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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Hello Excel, my old friend. I’ve come to chart with you again
— Rocío (@RocioSalado) November 20, 2019
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I’ve finished all of my reports through June of next year and spent 48 minutes scrolling through a blank Excel spreadsheet just to see if anyone would notice, and this is what the rest of my year will look like at work.
— hallowqueen (@swbreadfan) November 19, 2019
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I have applied my pivot table Excel skills in a real life scenario and let me tell you my degree doesn’t feel like such a waste anymore
— evelyn (@Eveyromero) November 20, 2019
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Made the fatal mistake of knowing how to use Excel at work.
— Matt Mastricova (@mattmastricova) November 19, 2019
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Boss called me a witch when I worked my Excel magic. I told her I consider this a compliment pic.twitter.com/Z06t7l7wK6
— Hils ️ (@hils_k) November 20, 2019
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Ok. We redeemed ourselves helping the 5th grader create a chart in Excel. He wasn’t overly impressed until I showed him how to right click to format the axis. It’s the little things.
— Bianca Buckridee (@blatantlybianca) November 20, 2019
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My hair is getting gray and the highlight of my day so far has been getting all the data in my Excel spreadsheet to work right… Am I old?????
— Capt. Steve (@Chamaaaglia) November 19, 2019
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Me, 7+ years ago: I don’t need to know how to use spreadsheets or 5he formulas they contain. It’s useless knowledge.
Me now, planning the X-mas work party: Ok but if I do this in Excel I can just summarise with a formula at the end and keep track of money we’ve got to spend!— Coffee (@CaffinatedStory) November 20, 2019
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I fear that my excitement over creating my first ever pivot table far exceeds the effort required to actually create said pivot table. Regardless – where’s my parade? #excel #adminlife #smallthingsexciteme
— Revs??Reds (@msveech) November 20, 2019
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Me: I’m an ADULT with a JOB and a COFFEE TABLE
Also me: Listens to the High School Musical soundtrack while creating Excel spreadsheets at work— goth grandma (@mclarennmartin) November 19, 2019
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I work with some of the dumbest people sometimes. This company’s numbers in excel don’t tie to their report and their solution was to add the amount they’re off at the end of their formula ♀️ I hate people.
— Shelby⚾️ (@ShelbyyyyRenee) November 20, 2019
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When your boss asks you to come help them with excel https://t.co/Byb3KGVlv1
— Luis // ZeromuS_ ☕☕☕ (@ZeromuSPlays) November 20, 2019
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It’s taken three weeks to work through this “logic puzzle” of how to structure and clean my data since the text mining program I was using wouldn’t analyze the data. After some Microsoft Excel magic, I finally have semi-clean semantic network data to begin analyzing. pic.twitter.com/UNr0maNqdv
— Sean Eddington, Ph.D. (@seanmeddington) November 20, 2019
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Excel Tweets Roundup
Thanks for reading this week’s Excel tweets roundup, and did you have a favourite?
My Excel skills are black magic level!
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