Excel and Coffee
from the spreadsheets-are-a-state-of-mind dept
Hey, it's Monday and you've got to learn some new tricks to impress your boss and employees. I always find that whenever I need to put together a spreadsheet it always seems to take longer because I tend to forget the small things, hopefully these tips will prove handy for Techdirt readers too!
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Am i a purist?
~Penguin~
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Thanks, very useful tech tips.
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Re: Thanks, very useful tech tips.
And for Penguin, pivot tables are a pain in the butt! Ouch!
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Re: Thanks, very useful tech tips.
As for that article, I thought it was pretty weak, too, but if some people liked it, then that's good. Personally, I still think one of the best investments I ever made was in one of those 10,000 page, 50 pound books on everything you can possibly do with Excel...
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