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Contest : How has excel helped you in excelling at your work ?

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How has excel helped you in excelling at your work ?

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Rohit Aggarwal (ACA Bcom (H) MBA MCom) (470 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

Excel helped me in saving a lot of time through speedy work due to which my superiors relies on me and give me quality work to do.. It resulted in rapid growth of my skills and knowledge.

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SONUJRT (CA FINAL STUDENT) (337 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

It reduces our time as well as help us in presenting the data in more analytic manner.

Ankit (-) (23 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

You just cant make a single report without excel nowadays.. I mean nobody havent even thought of doing that because excel is so damn good.. You talk about any report or statement starting from a single page attendance sheet to large balance sheets, everyone prefers excel.. In fact using the word prefer here is not correct as there is no other option to use except EXCEL.. Its so user friendly.. Everyone does it on excel..

Hari Rama Chandran (Asst Manager (Fin)) (21 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

Excel helps summarize huge data and make them understandable to take management decisions.

Rohit Yerawar (Executive) (25 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

It has helped me in simplifying complicated tasks and doing them in minimal time with great accuracy thus keeping me quite uptodate with all my allotted tasks done within given time.

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Deepesh (CREDIT) (22 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

Excel has helped me to do professionally well, to be ahead of my colleagues and competition. It saves a lot of time, with no doubt on accuracy. People around you appreciate your work if you are a master of this. A blank sheet having only rows and columns, can do any thing and every thing possible in world.

viral (mis executive) (21 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

Excel is best for numbers,so my self being in the field of mis reporting has helped me considerably macros is one of the most important to save time from doing monotonus work.various formulaes like vlookup, cocatenate etc help in improvising various reporting hence enhancing reporting akills

jagat singh (Asst. Manager) (57 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

Speed and accuracy are the vital traits of excel

saisudhathotamsetty (CA) (24 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

excel helped by saving time which is very precious because of filter option and eliminates monotonous work because of find and replace options

CA Mohit Jain (nil) (101 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

A great tool for data analysis and sharing.

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Aditya (Service) (232 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

A tool to present data in various formats ( MIS ) in a shorter span of time with multiple information from a single sheet of data. It reduces time effort and helps effective and quick decision making

Aditya (Service) (232 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

A tool to present data in various formats ( MIS ) in a shorter span of time with multiple information from a single sheet or multiple sheets of data. It reduces time effort and helps effective and quick decision making

Jaspal Singh (Service) (29 Points)
Replied 08 November 2013

Ms-Excel has been a life-saver through-out my career. It has been helpful in many following ways:

1, Automate most of the routine tasks like - preparation of reports by way of linking. This helped in saving time spent in preparing similar reports every month and it gives more time for analysis and review. The reports that took almost a day could be prepared in a matter of few hours by way of cross-linking & simpler macros.

2. Keep checks and controls - Keeping a control on our reporting by way of control charts.

3. Maintaining Dashboards - These are in a way related to reporting whereby certain drivers could be monitored in a better way by using certain flags vix - red, amber and green etc.

4. Personalised To-Do list - though there are many to-do list available but I loved maintaining my own to do list that opens up automatically every morning on my screen the moment I start my laptop.

5. Using Excel for presentations - Creating certain charts based on financial data and linking those to the powerpoint presentation have really saved a lot of time and effort. And has earned me accolades too.

6. Personal Financial planning - The excel has been boon in doing not only official stuff but in cases of personal financial planning too. I've managed to prepared a personal long term financial plan for myself in a spreadsheet and it has become a lot easier for me to know how much can I save, say 8 months down the line after taking into all anticipated expenses. Another example of how much fund will I have post my retirement (in Present Value Terms) and whether it will be sufficient to cover my expenses at that point of time. Trust me, this is working really great for me.

7. These are only some of the instances that I could immediately think of. There are many other instances where I'm using Excel consciously or unconsciously e,g preparing of guestlists, finalising any plan with timelines etc.

Excel is certainly taken out a lot of pain which otherwise we CA and accountants would have had to deal with on a daily basis.

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