Jul 3
My cursory knowledge of Microsoft Excel and my willingness to look things up and try them out has now made me the Excel Person at work. Like, I'm taking over from someone who used excel to take meeting notes and who never used formulas in any cells so it is a step up.
But it's such an amazing program and I'm only scratching the surface. The problem is, whenever I try to teach myself more, I get stuck in guides that are like "this is a cell." And the example is always something like "you are the owner of a shoe shop and you want to know how many red shoes you have".
Somewhere there must be a YouTuber off in the deep of the excel pool who can take me along.
#Microsoft Excel#current thing is#there are magazine subscriptions that arrive at several locations#and they want to be able to see if a number hasn't arrived#ATM that's an excel with the mag names in rows#and then the columns have whatever issue that arrived#but in so many different formats#like 2024-4 or 6 or y6n7#Pasi is way better than me than spotting the system that could be used so they recommended having excel#calculate the average time between issues and spotting discrepancies from there#koni's job
