It seems like every time I step into a bookstore, the business section has proliferated a few dozen more time management books. Unfortunately, most of these are either re-hashes of old material, or a description of what has worked for the author. Francis Wade has a new book, Perfect Time-Based Productivity, that turns this on its head.

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It can be really hard to be a parent. It’s even harder when you are working, being a parent, managing a home and doing all the other things that come from having non-adults in your house. It is really easy, however, to get out of balance while managing those hard tasks. Below is an info […]

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In about 3 days, I am leaving to USA for participating in PASS Business Analytics conference – 2015. It is an annual event for people in analytics profession. This is the first time I am attending & speaking at the event. I am so excited for many reasons.

• I will be meeting many Excel bloggers, authors & internet friends for the first time
• I will be meeting many of you (readers, listeners, followers & customers of Chandoo.org) too
• I will be speaking at an awesome conference
• I will be visiting San Francisco for the first time in life
• I will be meeting a few college friends too

All this excitement means, I have too much going on. But that shouldn’t leave you out . So here are a few awesome Excel links for you. Check out and learn. Continue reading →

This month on Mondays we are going to be looking at how a suite of tools – namely Microsoft Office – can make you more productive. Our second post in the series is one of those power user tricks that is actually really easy to use – and can save a ton … Continue reading →

On Fridays I pull the best of my blog readings to share with readers. Topics can come from anywhere, and cover anything. This week I highlight articles on

Learn what ala carte TV really costs
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In the 33rd session of Chandoo.org podcast, let’s turn the mic to our listeners and hear their tips. What is in this session? This session has 2 things. A surprise Easter egg (an Excel tip hidden in the podcast audio) Collection of Excel tips recorded & submitted by Chandoo.org readers Listen to this session Click here […] Continue reading →

Make productivity fun with the themed forms included in the new productivity pack. I’ve now packaged a set of themed productivity forms — 14 themes in all — together with new undated calendar pages. In addition, there is now 2 pages per sheet, letter sized, and a combination where you get both sizes. The bundles […]

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I deal with a lot of information, for my job, for my classes, and for Girl Scouts. When I get information in a form that is readable, but not quite usable, I have the option to re-type it…or I can put Excel on the task and let it do the work.
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This month on Mondays we are going to be looking at how a suite of tools – namely Microsoft Office – can make you more productive. Our first post in the series comes from one of my readers, who is organizing everything using OneNote, Microsoft’s notebo… Continue reading →

This month on Mondays we are going to be looking at how a suite of tools – namely Microsoft Office – can make you more productive. Our first post in the series comes from one of my readers, who is organizing everything using OneNote, Microsoft’s notebo… Continue reading →