Analytics & AI for Modern Excel
I've been passed over by training organizations more times than I care to count. The resumes they choose tend to have certifications I don't have, like Microsoft Certified Trainer or Microsoft Office …
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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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It's getting harder to keep things current as a trainer and course builder. Not long ago, you could release a course and expect it to hold up for a while. Now you can publish something and see a major …
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Most people who build an audience around technical content assume the path to corporate clients is just more of the same: more posts, more courses, more visibility. Reach a certain threshold of …
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The logs and history Copilot in Excel leaves behind are actually pretty detailed. You can usually see what you asked, how it responded, and in many cases the steps it took to get there. The problem …
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The kind of problem Excel was built for There’s a scene in Seinfeld where Kramer and Newman realize they can get 10 cents per bottle in Michigan instead of 5 cents in New York. Naturally, they …
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