I’ve been using Excel for over 25 years and I still believe there is so much to explore. Here are a few ways to keep up with the latest…⤵️ 👨🎨 Follow great creators: So many to name - make sure you jump on board and keep up with their content daily! 📰 Newsletters: Subscribe to Excel-focused newsletters to receive timely updates on new functionalities. I really great one is The Excel Dojo. You can find it at: https://lnkd.in/e7_RjbPY 🔎 Official Updates: Visit Microsoft's official Excel update logs or blogs to stay informed on the latest changes. 🧑🔧 Practice: Dedicate time weekly or monthly to explore and try out newly introduced features in Excel. 📖 Books: Buy the latest Excel guidebooks which are frequently updated with the latest version details. I have a stack I reference CONSTANTLY. 🧪 Trial & Error: Don't be afraid to experiment with unfamiliar tools or buttons to learn their functions. What are some ways you keep up with the world of Excel? Let us know in the comments below as we continue to build this amazing community! 💬 #excel #exceltips
Your first way is the best way:nestle deep into the Excel corner of LI. What makes this so valuable, especially to Excel pros, is its randomness. You never know what will be posted or what insight will pop up in the comments. I've encountered new perspectives, new ideas, and new discoveries by hanging out here on LI.
True, I still find a lot of new things/tricks despite working with it for a long time. Over the weekend, I was bored so built a flappy bird game in Excel, it works alright. 😂
Only if you can run excel without touching the mouse 😁😁😁😁 those who know will know
For over 25 years Ajay Patel 😱
So true, peole tend to write it off while having zero knowledge of what it can actually do. I meet people like this all the time. They tend to think it’s not efficient because they can’t work with it in an efficient manner. It’s like you’re not professional or not working the “correct” way if you fabricated a tool in excel, while it’s more efficient and flexible than lots of alternatives out there.
I actually had someone say to me "Excel has a calculator?"
I literally do not know what I do not know about excel. Content creators and LinkedIn learning has really opened my eyes!!!!!
Which books do you use most?
Account Executive at Anaplan Partner
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