
Would your younger self be proud of how much you know about Excel? Or would your younger self think your life is a horror movie?
- “Son, prepare a spreadsheet with the chores you’ve done and create a pivot table to compare chore time vs homework time.” Business Dad
- Omg I didn’t pay attention in class yesterday and now were building charts in excel and I don’t understand anything.
- After finding 7 mistakes in my boss’ excel spreadsheet, I’m thinking of sending an editing invoice. đ Yeah, that’ll go over well.
- i honestly don’t understand what some people do to data in Excel that makes it impossible for the next person (me) to be able to work on it.
- If your struggling with creating an excel workbook you should not be in business school
- âI’m good at this picture crapâ – stepdad creating charts on excel. Lol #WhenOldPeopleDoTechnology
- I am in report heaven. Best type of work day – Excel, pencil & a highlighter. #supernerdatwork
- I also noted that Excel spreadsheets don’t support emoticons. đ
- I just renamed my budget worksheet in Excel to “yikes” if that gives you any indication of how much I overspent in December. #BAB
- Just dragged a sheet from one excel workbook to another. It worked. That’s my Friday. #nerd
- I’ll tell you this: there is absolutely nothing quite like mindless Excel-filled code-sending drudgery to start the morning. Ack!
- My secondary monitor at work has some burn in from excel constantly being open. This is going to bug me, now that I know itâs there.
- Just closed the excel workbook I’ve spent all day on without saving it! Only just discovered you can restore accidentally unsaved work! #YES
- If only this stuff were done in code and not Excel’s muddle of WYSIWYG, wizards, and macros, we could just friggin’ sort(func()) andâta-da!
- Excel…. You clear the clipboard buffer for random and stupid reasons and I hate you…. That is all
- my younger self is embarrassed at my current LACK of excel knowledge….#spss #pivottable #charts
- Writing a horror screenplay. So far I only have the title: “Boss Just Asked Me to Prepare an Excel Spreadsheet.”
- today is my first day of work and in order to get hired I had to lie and say I was very good at Microsoft Excel….wish me luck
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All the cool kids are hooking up their laptops to their televisions, so they can watch waterfall chart tutorials on YouTube.
Itâs okay to have the occasional snack at your desk, but even the 8th graders know that you should keep the exploding donut charts away from the onion dip.
Are you glad to be back at work after the holidays, and using spreadsheets again? Pace yourself though â donât make too many charts or pivot tables on your first day back.
When Excel crashes, is it a sign from God, or the work of Satan? Did the cavemen have these problems?
Oh no! We donât want to see the Office paperclip popping up in Excel! Didnât Clippy retire around the same time as Bill Gates?
Of course you need a pivot table to track your Christmas spending! Every Excel fanboy and English major knows that.
You survived Thanksgiving, with a little help from Excel. Now be careful â there are spreadsheets full of sharks out there!
Dad is at work because people who know how to use Excel are usually employed. And itâs not just the birds, or nerds, who know how to write macros.
While Excel is busy sorting the inventory, you can climb Mount Everest, and make your charts sexier.
If itâs your first day back at work, and youâve spent 10 hours making a pie chart, donât throw your computer out the window. A good nightâs sleep might solve the problem.
Yes, some days it feels like a Greek tragedy when youâre working in Excel. Eat a bucket of popcorn, and try to forget your pain.
Halloween is just around the corner, and Excel might be a perfect way to scare those trick-or-treaters! Just donât let it become the âbabeâ of your existence.
When youâre working on your life plan charts in Excel, donât use your phone calculator to get the totals.
Would the world be a better place if all kids learned how to use Excel and make pivot tables? Maybe we could start with celebration noises instead.
Use your common sense in Excel, or you could go from slinging drinks, to making pivot tables, to oblivion.
If your boss loves animated charts, you might need to start tracking your blood pressure in Excel.
Pivot tables and baby corn? Now that would be an interesting talent for the Miss America pageant! Or is it just a stupid thing?
Working at a religious festival shouldnât be a problem â you certainly need faith to work with Excel! Well that, and the power of VLOOKUP.
Would it kill you to solve that Excel problem? Maybe not, but it might leave you in a pickle.
Remember to turn off that macro recorder, even if youâre just making pie charts or helping Grandma learn Excel. Otherwise, youâll end up with thousands of lines of code, and it wonât be poetry.
If your first date isnât going well, try to impress her with a pivot table. If that fails, a pig roast, with an Excel chart, might do the trick.
Some days it feels like youâre fighting bears to get your Excel work done. Other days, youâre just fighting with the printer.
Do your best to fix those formulas, or you might thwart someoneâs plans for world domination. Or worse â all your charts could change to orange and maroon.
It might not be boring to watch someone make an Excel chart if it featured Daffy Duck, or a few magic tricks.
If women wonât talk to you, try sending them birthday wishes in Excel code.
When it gets too hot to work Excel, weâll have to pull out our big, old calculators.
If you canât remember how to scroll in Excel, and are thinking about making charts from embroidery thread, youâre probably not an analyst.
Why? Why? Why? Why? If you have to ask, you havenât tried to help someone with an Excel problem, over the phone.
Does your morning Excel ritual include air drumming, ninja kicks and coffee?
Do you agree that pivot tables are Microsoftâs best invention? Before you decide, remember that you can use a pivot table to find breweries.
Important food-related questions of the day: Would you rather smell egg salad, or work on this Excel chart? Should you create a chart on an empty stomach?
Are you a magician with Excel, or does it depend on the question?
What a coincidence! There is an âExcel at the theatreâ tweet in this weekâs twitter post, here at the Excel Theatre blog. Have a steaming cup of coffee, and see if you can find that tweet.