Analytics & AI for Modern Excel
For some time now, I've been encouraging people to check their public libraries for access to LinkedIn Learning. In fact, I even wrote a post about it. But shame on me, because I wasn't sharing …
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If you are coming up as a new analyst right now, the picture you are getting from outside the field has to be confusing. You read every other day that AI is about to flatten finance, that the analyst …
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Every so often, someone hands me terms for professional work that are so far below market that my first reaction sits somewhere between confusion and offense. When I mention this to friends, the …
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A good portion of my work as an Excel trainer and consultant is repurposing. I'll take an idea I presented to an accounts receivable group and pivot it for a credit management group, or stitch two …
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If you train, consult, or do project work in Excel and analytics, you have probably had this experience. A finance team emails about Power Query training for the close process, a new client wants help …
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If you run any audience-driven business, you have probably noticed a particular regular. They show up to every webinar, open every email, and the moment you mention pricing or send a personal note to …
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