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(What’s the story) macro glory

April 23, 2015analysis, analytics, bi, data, Excelagile, analyse, analyses, analysis, analytics, analyze, bi, business intelligence, cells, count, data, developer, development, excel, excel guru, exel, formula, formulae, formulas, kaisan, kaisen, kaizan, kaizen, kanban, kiasan, lean, lean agile, programming, sql, sum, support, vlookup, xldatabackwriter

This is a blog for Excel-loving, technical historians who secretly wish it was 1995 – and almost no-one else. Continue reading (What’s the story) macro glory →

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Excel: where agile goes to die

February 17, 2015analysis, analytics, bi, data, Excelagile, analyse, analyses, analysis, analytics, analyze, bi, business intelligence, cells, count, data, developer, development, excel, excel guru, exel, formula, formulae, formulas, kaisan, kaisen, kaizan, kaizen, kanban, kiasan, lean, lean agile, programming, sql, sum, support, vlookup, xldatabackwriter

To the casual onlooker all I have done is help with a formula in Excel. In-house things are different. We know: this is life changing. Spreadsheets are faster. Reports are smarter. Truth is nearer.

This is part of who I am: the Excel Guru. Every office has one because every office needs one. This is inevitable. Continue reading Excel: where agile goes to die →

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