Maybe you should watch March Madness, instead of changing the formats in that Excel file. That might prevent people from getting steamed.
- No dad I’m not gonna do the spreadsheet now, I’ll do it later.
- When you have to tell yourself to be smarter than the spreadsheet you created it is time for more coffee
- Looking forward to working through a massive risk prediction spreadsheet today. Just how more exciting can it get?
- Is that spreadsheet you are working on gonna create or destroy jobs?
- My morning so far consists of pretty snow and warming latte. Could just do without the spreadsheet bit! 😀
- I’m stuck in an Excel Lunch and Learn at work – SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!!
- Cheers to the idiots that thought changing the format of their excel sheets was a good idea. Now my formulas don’t work. Waaa!
- literally every time I open a new Excel spreadsheet I type "WHERE YOU AT? HOLLA WHEN YOU GET THIS" in A1
- *creates an intricate excel spreadsheet w highly specific procedural formulae for a video game* *is still unable to create a monthly budget*
- Today is the last day of my life spent not owning a steamer and I’m filling in an Excel spreadsheet with things I am planning on steaming.
- Every cell in a spreadsheet is a window into relationship. Excel is THE magic grid. #research #segmentation #context
- When your two wide-screen monitors still aren’t wide enough to fit your whole Excel spreadsheet, #eatchocolates
- sent boyf a list of adventures and restaurants to try. he is going to love receiving something excel related from me. #dorkcouple
- I don’t know about you but right now I just want to work on an Excel spreadsheet
- Is having an excel spreadsheet for your holiday a little sad?! Or just being organised? #saddo
- At a coffee shop eavesdropping, someone is explaining how they have no idea how to create a spreadsheet in excel. Facepalm.
- Spending my night with the ever so lovely Excel Spreadsheet
- I wish I was watching March Madness, instead I’m putting together a pivot table in excel.
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Did the professor deduct marks for the exploding pie chart (Hooray!) or add extra marks (Noooo!)?
How was your weekend? Did you have an exciting pivot table marathon, and dreams about your 10-year-old version of Excel? Or were you stuck in March break traffic?
It’s not just Excel — who doesn’t do stupid things on a regular basis? And I’m not laughing at your pie chart – it’s beautiful!
If you and your mother are going to make a giant chart in Excel, you should make it super colourful too!
Do your own standard deviation graphs, or you might end up as a boss who sucks at Excel. Or worse, you’ll be sitting at home in your bathrobe!
If your Excel worksheets are filled with Macho Man Randy Savage information, it might not be a shortcut to your boss’ heart.
Please don’t make your Excel charts look like candy – it will hurt your eyes, and you’ll never get to sleep.
There’s a game that lets you kill someone with a spreadsheet? Awesome! Maybe it has exploding pie charts too.
The dog ate your Excel file? You’re never going to improve your geek score that way. And no free pizza for you.
If it takes you a week to create a pivot table, you shouldn’t work on it in your car, at a traffic light.
Remember, 3-D pie charts are bad, and exploded 3-D pie charts are worse. Maybe the chart wizard could come back to remind us occasionally.
If you’re making your first trip with the new baby, be sure to make a pivot table before you leave home. And curse under your breath, so the baby won’t hear you.
When you think of columns, do you mean steel buildings or Excel spreadsheets?
If you’ve had a bottle of wine, it might be better if the nanny builds the pivot tables.
Fire everyone who doesn’t know how to build a pivot table, but definitely keep the people who count the characters in their Excel formulas.
Did you work in Excel all weekend, or did you get out to see a movie, or play in the snow? Snowtubing might be more fun than Youtubing.
Crying, nightmares and head injuries — things are not going well in spreadsheet world today. The wicked witch might be to blame.
Are you having a rage face kind of day, or are you happily making ugly charts in Excel while wearing your sweatpants?
Instead of using Excel, can you run a business with a napkin, a mattress and David Bowie?
If you don’t have a ukulele, you’ll have to ask your dad to do your work, if you’re trying to avoid Excel. Or just get a bigger monitor, and get to work.
Yes, life in the cube can be frustrating, especially if Excel keeps crashing, or if your co-workers try to sabotage you. Maybe a pivot table would help.
Happy New Year! May the upcoming year be filled with fresh spreadsheets and no nightmares about Excel.
I hope you enjoy the holidays, and your stocking is filled with sweet macros and pivot tables. But remember, don’t argue with any talking spreadsheets! Tell some
If you do Excel work, and get paid with cups of tea, does that make you a teetotaler?
If you had an astronuclearthermophysics degree, you could probably fix all the Excel macros in 1.5 hours, without using Google.
Be careful while you’re sitting in Grandpa’s chair, and using Excel – you might accidentally kill someone!
No matter how nerdy you are, you shouldn’t print an Excel file so big that the printer runs out of ink. That could lead to a divorce!


There are lots of chart tweets in today’s collection. Do people build more charts on the weekend, or do they just tweet about them more often? Or maybe the weekend chart builders have more trouble.
Yes, every day in an Excel workbook is just like a a visit to a Las Vegas casino. Except for the cold fingers.
Before you resort to creating your own software to replace Excel, drink a little beer, and dream about the Sistine Chapel. That might help you avoid a nervous breakdown.
Do the numbers ever end in Excel? Maybe they do, somewhere between the devil and the deep blue sea.
What are you thankful for, besides sour cream, pivot tables, pies, and knowing how to make Excel charts?
It’s a good day if you manage to make a pie chart, have cheese on toast for lunch, and aren’t killed by an Excel function.
That’s what Excel should be used for – minced pie assessments. Or should that be minced pi? Would Nate Silver eat that?