Try to keep that pivot table feeling as long as possible. Eventually, some sloppy graph will give you a headache, and that will definitely kill the excitement. 
- Guys, formatting charts to look half decent in Excel is so much easier and more intuitive than I expected said nobody ever.
- after battling with an excel spreadsheet all day I finally outsmarted the program
- It always comes down to an Excel spreadsheet. Don’t try to fight it, resistance is futile.
- Really, Microsoft? You update Excel for the Mac & now my spreadsheet shuts down when I type in it. That is the opposite of helpful.
- My "boss" asked me to resend the excel file i sent her because the filter was on. Can’t she just un filter herself? Just saying
- Once in a while I get Excel pivot tables working and I think … whoa, Microsoft makes good stuff. Happily, however, the feeling goes away.
- Getting pissed because my boss thinks he is better at excel than I am. #nerdygirlproblems
- I’m sick to death of looking at reports! Even if I look at someone or something all I see is excel spreadsheets #fml #moaningtweet
- Excel. Pivot tables. Scraping. Vlookup. Fusion. #headache
- If you thought pivot in excel is the bomb…..you havent checked out powerpivot….whatup!!!!
- I found my first purple one! (I’m doing a massive spreadsheet, and every other row is either red or green) I’m glad I am going home soon 🙂
- Birthday present to myself: researching music all day, and making graphs in Excel. Just to be clear, I am legitimately excited about this.
- Yes, I DID make an Excel spreadsheet for my Christmas shopping, stop being jealous.
- Why is the default action of a pivot table to count surely it should be sum….
- Trying to figure out an issue in an excel tool that I don’t even know how to use, but have been put in charge of debugging its VBA code. Yay
- Today I will mostly be confused by a spreadsheet & other people’s incompetence #worklife
- how to get the slop of a graph, using #excel?
- Just entered "how to make a chart" on the help function in Excel #englishmajorproblems
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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?
Even if you are an Excel code poet, you should consider adding more cowbell to your workbooks. You could try that on one of your bossless days.
Have you ever envisioned Excel in Tupperware form? What does that mean – little sealed containers, instead of cells? Or maybe it’s some logic that I just don’t understand.
If you are going to ask your little sister to help with your Excel homework, make sure that she’s not carrying any applesauce.
Is Excel your cup of tea, or does it make you feel confused and angry? Maybe you’re touching the mouse too often.
If you’re having trouble with Excel, and you feel like a dummy, maybe it would help if you dressed up like a spreadsheet. Or ask the kids to help you with those charts!
Sure, you can build cool Excel charts, and do a copy and paste. But can you replace an electrical outlet, and stay sane?
Do you write better Excel code in the shower? Or does Excel move like a snail, no matter where you are?
Yes, an Excel spreadsheet might be a terrifying Halloween costume, but what if it’s girly and obnoxious too? Would that be more or less terrifying?
If you don’t have a pet bird that will help with your Excel work, maybe the guy sitting beside you on the train would have some advice. Or, ask the auditor to help you.
If Excel is giving you nightmares, try to avoid the omnishambles, and stop using radar charts.
If you’re only as hot as your last worksheet, you’d better skip the pool parties and focus on that budget.
Where did your life go wrong? Did you forget to alphabetize? Was it a result of dedication or procrastination or time wasted on Excel Gantt charts?
Don’t worry – I have those Excel dreams too. Let’s blame the NFL replacement #REF!s.
Your day will go better if you wear a super cute outfit, and drink coffee, while working on those tough pivot table problems.
Sure, but could a British boy show you how to make a chart with an exploding coin? Or would you have to search for that on YouTube?
When you finish the code that listens for Christmas sleigh bells, please send me a copy. I’ll send you the $10 that I found in my jeans (if I still have it).
Are you a scientist yet? Maybe if you create a few more Excel charts you’ll qualify for the job. If not, you could be an Excel rapper.
Don’t judge me on my Excel colour choices! That might erase another precious childhood memory, or force me to write a song about spreadsheets.
If you increase your Excel charting skills, you’ll be ready to work on a file that has millions of formulae. And you might even qualify for a sandwich!
After you waste two hours struggling with a chart or pivot table, call your nephew, the finance guy, to see if he can help. It’s better than throwing your computer out the window.
Do not try to create crazy Excel charts at home, or you might end up with nightmares. Stick to a simple scatter chart, or just scatter some paper on your desk.
If the numbers guy doesn’t know how to make a pivot table, that’s bad news. How will you make it look like you’ve hit your target?
If you make your mom a burrito, she might wake up and help you with those Excel charts.
An octopus graph sounds awesome. That might be worth spending $40,000 to learn – if you have a computer.
Maybe it’s not the Excel formulas that are giving you a headache. It’s probably those 3-D graphs and the fancy pants formatting.
Never be an accountant, even if they try to lure you in with jumpy radio head tracks and a grocery list.
If the Internet stops working, and cuts off your music supply, just make up your own songs, to sing while you’re using Excel.