Analytics & AI for Modern Excel
Over the last several years, I’ve spent a Iot of time creating free Excel content. Webinars, demo sessions, public repositories, sample files. I do this intentionally: free material is often the …
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As an Excel trainer, I get a very particular kind of call again and again. A team reaches out because their spreadsheets feel fragile. Numbers are difficult to trust. Only one or two people really …
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I get a lot of Excel questions in my work as a trainer, consultant, and content creator. After answering enough of them, certain patterns become hard to ignore. Some questions create momentum right …
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When people talk about “being good at Excel,” they almost always mean the same thing: how well a person can use it. Do they know formulas? Can they build a PivotTable? Are they fast? That framing …
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It’s the new year, which means people are looking to self-improve. It also means people are trying new things. That’s healthy. Sampling is how most of us learned Excel in the first place. You dabble …
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For many of the teams I work with, Excel isn’t an occasional tool. It’s the foundation of how decisions get made. Forecasts, budgets, scenario plans, capacity models, pricing analysis, investment …
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