by Hiran de Silva Would you like to be earning three times the average pay rate for Excel skills? If so, here’s how you can. I’ve done this not once, but four...
The Problem: A Fundamental Mismatch In the world of Excel training and application, there is a glaring disconnect between what is taught and what is needed in real-world...
This article expands on the Excel with a Librarian sketch. See the introduction to Excel’s Librarian here. The Chaos of Unstructured Information We all have...
Librarians are among the most essential and underappreciated professionals in the world. Their work ensures that knowledge, stored in books, remains neatly organized and...
THIS IS AN EXTENSION TO JOSH AMAROFF Budget vs Actual presentation on Danielle’s channel. This is the REQUIREMENT in an empirical research challenge format. The...
Are you working as a temp, hired for basic Excel tasks–cleaning up messy spreadsheets, doing tedious, repetitive work no one wants to do? Imagine...
This is a podcast by Hiran de Silva. Narrated by Bill. In 2016, a new feature in Excel began to garner significant attention. This feature allows users to lock or unlock...
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Selective Sheet Protection in Excel: A Deeper Look at Its Practicality and Limitations
Recently, Mark Proctor highlighted an upcoming Excel feature related to selective range protection. This feature, which is either in beta or about to be released, allows...
In any task or endeavor, it’s crucial to ask ourselves: Who is the customer? What is their requirement? What does achieving a result look like? And most...
A podcast by Hiran de Silva. Narrated by Bill. This is a follow-up to my earlier post on automation, prompted by a comment I made on Mohammed Sharif’s...