Analytics & AI for Modern Excel
In a previous post, I looked at how to write better instructions for Agents in Excel: how small shifts in framing can dramatically improve the quality of what the agent produces. Here I want to …
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Earlier on this blog, I’ve written quite a bit about prompt patterns for Copilot in Excel and why they matter. That work came out of a simple observation: some Copilot prompts work well, while …
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One thing I hear constantly as an Excel consultant and trainer is some version of this question: I’ve heard about these new features, but I don’t know when to use them. What are the use …
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A few days ago, I wrote about how to teach Python in Excel in a way that actually sticks: The core idea was simple: you have to respect how Excel users already think. When Excel users reach …
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People sometimes ask why anyone would take a targeted Excel class when subscriptions offer seemingly endless courses and learning paths for less money. By "targeted Excel class," I mean a focused, …
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Back in 2021, I published a post titled "Why most coding for spreadsheet users training fails." At the time, Python in Excel did not yet exist, but what did exist was a steady stream of educational …
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