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04-27-2021, 08:29 AM
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Who here is microsoft excel expert
For the new job I will have to know microsoft excel pretty well. I mean I would work as a hotel receptionist or store salesman so how much excel should I know so they could hire me?
I have been learning for two days now I havent bothered to learn it before because I found it boring.
So basically how much should I know and how long will it take me to learn decent amount?
I have been learning for two days now I havent bothered to learn it before because I found it boring.
So basically how much should I know and how long will it take me to learn decent amount?
04-27-2021, 08:30 AM
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I mean Im interested in a lot of things but I have never really shown interest in excel like I said I found it boring but idk its not that bad tbh I did some basic formulas, statistics,charts now so Im a beginner
04-27-2021, 08:33 AM
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04-27-2021, 08:35 AM
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Pivot tables, vlookup, sumif, sumifs, maybe index and match. They aren't likely to want anything else
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04-27-2021, 08:38 AM
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04-27-2021, 08:52 AM
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depends on the job.
if this is an actual business intelligence or analyst role at a big company, you might be fcked, you won't be able to pretend your way through the interview if they want you automating reports, creating macros/writing VBA, using some of the more powerful add-on tools.
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if this is an actual business intelligence or analyst role at a big company, you might be fcked, you won't be able to pretend your way through the interview if they want you automating reports, creating macros/writing VBA, using some of the more powerful add-on tools.
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04-27-2021, 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
lmao this. maybe if you were the manager and you needed excel to track the budget. or you are a data analysis and you need excel to do statistics for you. like creating a regression formula. Or generating box and whisker plots. Imposing a second variable on the horizontal axis on your bar chart. idk OP brah there's a lot of things to learn on excel. there's also much more powerful softwares that can do in 2 clicks what takes 5 steps in excel.Literally fuk all.

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04-27-2021, 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted By StoneColdMarko7⏩
just start completing the built-in Excel tutorials, they are interactive and pretty fun, srs. I was pleasantly surprised when I discovered them last yearFor the new job I will have to know microsoft excel pretty well. I mean I would work as a hotel receptionist or store salesman so how much excel should I know so they could hire me?
I have been learning for two days now I havent bothered to learn it before because I found it boring.
So basically how much should I know and how long will it take me to learn decent amount?
I have been learning for two days now I havent bothered to learn it before because I found it boring.
So basically how much should I know and how long will it take me to learn decent amount?
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