How good are you at using Microsoft Excel?

[JSmuve]

Are you really proficient at it or do you struggle making a graph? Is there anything you really wanted to know how to do for school or for work? I find a lot of younger people struggle with it and wanted everyone's opinions.

[genericname85]

i'm doing fine with it. i think what i struggle with are mostly the limitations of the program. like for example in certain situations you can disable the automatic field functions all you want, it will still just randomly decide to fuck your data up by making dates or time codes out of it. like it's trying to be smart helping you but actually fucking you over. and it does that even if you go and disable these options for the marked cells. so really i think the programme is just bad. it's often not so much with the user.

like there's to my knowledge no possibility to just disable excels "smart" help function that automatically tries to do stuff for you that it thinks is helpful.

the "smart functions" become especially terrible if you're trying to import datasets from external sources. like i really feel like i shouldn't have to deal with fucking VBA to get excel to not make dates out of imported number tables.

[ManOnFire]

I can do basic spreadsheets and that's about it. Going into all that expert mapping and formulas is way over my head.

[Whatthefluff]

I'm literally taking a class that has everything to do with Microsoft Office. . . So getting there lol. We're on module 2 of excel right now. I don't find it very easy because it's hard to remember where things are and I don't like formula-related tasks

[musicbrain5]

I’m able to make graphs and simple spreadsheets, but since it’s not a program that I use for work, I can’t be bothered to become more familiar with it.

[BCRanger10]

Not very. I'd like to learn more about it.

[Bethany22]

I am able to create graphs

[Guy13]

Used to be good integrating SAP etc

[art84]

Haven't used Excel since college.

[Pohjolan]

I hate it.