Every time I run a Copilot for Excel workshop, there’s one question that always comes up: “How can I make Copilot remember my prompts so it can do my weekly reports automatically?” Short …
How to understand the modern Excel AI stack
A client recently asked me to give a kind of “state of the union” talk on Excel and its growing AI stack. And honestly, it’s not wrong to call it messy. There are so many new pieces floating around. …
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Python in Excel: How to edit the initialization environment
In an earlier post I talked about the Python in Excel initialization environment: I likened it to the starting lineup of packages that load every time you open a workbook. It’s what gives you …
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How is AI changing Excel training?
For decades, Excel training meant formulas, charts, and PivotTables. Now, learners open Excel and see a Copilot icon in the ribbon, a Python cell, or an automated workflow running in the background. …
Python in Excel: How to check Benford’s Law with Copilot
Numbers don’t spread out evenly across digits. In many real datasets, the leading digit “1” shows up about 30% of the time while “9” hardly appears. That’s Benford’s Law. If your numbers don’t follow …
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Python in Excel: How to do price elasticity analysis with Copilot
Understanding how price changes affect customer demand is one of the most valuable insights you can bring to your business. This concept, known as price elasticity of demand, helps answer practical …
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