hi, Is anyone interested in partnering on some formula-related tasks?

My name is Dorian Vale. I’m a Registered Nurse and a professional resume writer, and I’m excited to be part of this community. Working in healthcare has shown me how talented and hardworking many professionals are, but also how difficult it can be to stand out during a job search. That’s why I help job seekers, especially healthcare professionals, improve their resumes and position their experience in a way that gets the attention of recruiters and hiring managers. Whether you're: • Entering the workforce • Changing roles • Moving into a new healthcare specialty • Or trying to secure better opportunities A well-structured resume can make a huge difference. I’m looking forward to connecting, sharing insights, and helping anyone here who may need guidance with their resume or job search strategy.

Hello, Remi here. I am just completing a level 4 data analysis apprenticeship. I am in the UK and hoping to learn more with Excel and SQL. It's nice to be here.

Hello everyone, I'm Layo, a Nigerian living in the United Kingdom. I'm a new starter and i just finished courses on Excel, SQL and Power BI. I'm glad to have found this community as I need more guide and more learning to do. I'm looking at taking one certification very soon and your help will sure go a long way for me. Thank you all for having me, I'm so happy to be here👏

I know some of us do most things at work and may not be able to share a screenshot (myself included) but let's hear what are the amazing things you've created / done in Excel this year! I'll Start us off. ⬇️ _______________________________________________ I do a lot of work in forecasting and analysis and showing how a metric trends over time (like a product's price) is pretty standard. Line charts work, dot plots work also. But I also needed to show how many units were getting sold each of these days. You can overlay a bar chart, and that works, but visually communicating volume works great if each dot gets lighter with less volume. And that's what this chart does. Solid Dots have high volume. Very light dots have very little volume. Your eye immediately sees where volume is greatest, and has the biggest effect on results. I used this visual to help explain a hot-button issue and it immediately got shared with executives in multiple departments — big credibility booster. What's something you're proud of? — New Function You Learned — Process you improved — Challenge you Overcame