I've been looking for new ideas on how to spice up my reports lately. My manager tells me that my reports are fine and that he really enjoys reading them, but I'm just not feeling it from him. At the end of the day he's not lusting for more, he just closes down his laptop and packs up to head home. I've thought about introducing some "Choose Your Own Adventure" type reports, where he can set the theme of the report and target the specific areas of the report that he wants to focus on. I've even tried staying late after work to show him that I'm putting in the extra effort, and he says he's noticed but I still don't feel like I'm special to him. If anyone has any ideas that might help me stand out a bit more to him, please send me a PM so that we don't clutter up the board with smut. TY.
This is why I love you.
What types of reports do you produce? The automated KPI indicators are quite useful and look excellent.
You really should drop the headers and gridlines. Much more life-like!Two words, man thong.
Or this:
I've found that most people can teach me something new in Excel. It all depends on the type of work you do. For example, I have a coworker who has been teaching me new macro techniques. I am certainly more "experienced" than she is. But I spend more time querying our EDW directly and merging data sources and interpreting for report consumers while she is a pro gamer at making slick reports for our leadership.
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I don't recall having any issues when we upgraded. Running 2010 now...
Lysmmi
Auto KPIs?? Where is dis? My excel use has decreased in favor of SharePoint but I love a good spreadsheet
Index match or GTFO
We're updating from 2007 to 2013. People still have 2003 at my office. Cray cray
