Analytics & AI for Modern Excel
Anyone who spends enough time teaching Excel publicly through blogs, webinars, conference talks, or LinkedIn posts eventually runs into a strange dynamic. People genuinely appreciate your work. …
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In a previous post, I built a simple Python tool to audit an Excel workbook. The goal there was fairly straightforward: scan the model programmatically and flag common structural issues such as …
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With AI assistants and Excel agents now capable of producing entire workbooks from a prompt, we’re entering a world where models can be created in seconds. That’s exciting, but it also raises an …
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One thing Excel AI assistants like Copilot and Claude really need is a way to load system-level preferences and modeling instructions. Right now, when you ask these tools to build a workbook, they …
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Lately it seems like every conversation about AI revolves around “agents.” Agentic systems, agentic workflows, autonomous agents. At the same time, people still talk about automation workflows, and …
In a previous post, I shared several practical ways to boost engagement in virtual Excel sessions, including structured prompts, clearly defined breakout roles, targeted questions tied directly to the …
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