In the 47th session of Chandoo.org podcast, let’s see how Excel can make you an awesome entrepreneur.
In this podcast,
We all get busy. Busy is something we can expect from time to time. But when we start giving too much of our energy and focus, we can get out of balance. Today we will look at the 5 signs you are out of balance, and then look at the consequences, and what you can do.
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Find the Cell Address for a value from a 2D or 3D Range
(2D & 3D Reverse Lookup) Continue reading
Learn how to find which worksheet a max or min value occurs on using this neat formula Continue reading
In 2014 I decided I wanted to release monthly productivity forms with a seasonal theme. Fun tools make it more likely I will use them, and honestly, I get bored with the plain old print and line forms. In 2015 I decided to continue this tradition. So to that end, I will be releasing a […]
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Work and life no longer have distinct boundaries thanks to the technology that we carry with us at all times.
Whether it is work jumping into our non-work time, or just the abundance of information we now have at our fingertips, life is much more complicated than it was 50 years, or even 20 years ago, which is when most of the current productivity systems were formed.
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In the 46th session of Chandoo.org podcast, let’s talk about gantt charts and project plans.
In this podcast,
If you deal with customers or colleagues in Europe, often you may see numbers like this:
When these numbers are pasted in Excel, they become text, because Excel can’t understand them.
Here is a simple way to convert the European numbers to regular ones.
Use NUMBERVALUE() Function. Continue reading
Welcome to a blog that is going to have a major influence on how you do things. Welcome to Whole Life Productivity.
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This week Excel turned 30. As per wikipedia,
Microsoft released the first version of Excel for the Macintosh on September 30, 1985
Let’s celebrate 30 years of Excel by reliving your first memory of it. Share your earliest memory of Excel in the comments section. Continue reading
