Excel & Copilot Training for Teams
Once you have taught Copilot how you like an Excel task done, it is tempting to consider the job settled. You have saved the instructions as a skill, given it a name, and retired that enormous prompt …
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It seems like every day brings another debate about what artificial intelligence means for the future of work. Will AI eliminate entire professions? What happens to the expertise people spent …
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I am old enough to remember the computer room. You went to a particular room, sat at a particular machine, and did your computing. When you left, you were mostly done computing. Now the computer is …
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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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The future of the technical book looks a lot like what already happened to cookbooks. I say this as someone who has written two technical books for O'Reilly, runs live Excel and AI training for …
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Something I frequently hear as an Excel and AI trainer is that "ChatGPT is better than Copilot in Excel." This frustrates me for a couple reasons. First, it's really an apples-to-oranges comparison. …
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