Hey! 👋 What’s the one thing in Excel that’s slowing you down this week? Reply with: 1. The task (e.g., “matching names across sheets”) 2. What you’ve tried 3. A tiny sample (just column names is fine)I’ll pick a few and post quick fixes for everyone. 🙌

This week, let’s share the tiny Excel wins that save us HOURS over a month. Post one thing you’ve automated or streamlined and show the before/after. Starter ideas: - Swap VLOOKUP → XLOOKUP with multiple criteria - Replace copy-paste with a Power Query “Get & Transform” refresh - Use TEXTSPLIT/TOCOL/TAKE to tidy messy exports - Add a Pivot + Slicer for a one-page KPI view Engage: - Drop your win below. - Comment on someone else’s post with one improvement tip.

This week we’re diving into the world of Excel formulas.Formulas are the backbone of everything in Excel — from simple calculations to powerful automations. Throughout the week, we’ll cover things like: - Writing your first formulas - Understanding relative vs. absolute references - Using common functions like SUM, AVERAGE, MIN/MAX, and more 👉 To kick things off:What’s the one formula you find yourself using the most (or the one that always confuses you)? Drop your answer below 👇 and let’s see which formulas are community favorites!

I’m really excited to launch this community and bring together people who want to get better at Excel, whether you’re just starting out or already confident but want to sharpen your skills. This space is all about learning, sharing, and supporting each other. You’ll find tutorials, discussions, and free resources like templates and ebooks to help you save time and feel more confident with spreadsheets. 👉 To get started, introduce yourself in the comments below! Share: - Who you are & what you do - How you currently use Excel - What you’d most like to learn or improve Can’t wait to see this community grow and help each other on the journey to Excel mastery 🚀

Messy data = messy results. This section is all about turning your spreadsheets into clean, reliable, and easy-to-use tools. Here we’ll cover things like: - Removing duplicates - Fixing formatting issues - Handling missing values - Standardizing dates, numbers, and text - Best practices for keeping your data tidy from the start 📊 Clean data makes formulas, analysis, and dashboards so much easier — and saves hours of frustration. 👉 To get us started:What’s the biggest data mess you’ve run into in Excel? (e.g., text instead of numbers, random spaces, inconsistent dates, etc.)