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Guide to Microsoft Excel (for SEO professionals)

• barista 16y ago
  The article does not mention PowerPivot which is an incredibly powerful tool to do analysis and BI from Excel.
  • topcat31 16y ago
    I'm not familiar with powerpivot - is that a new feature in Excel2010? Have a good link to share?
    • barista 16y ago
      http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee210692.aspx http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee210692.aspx
• zacharycohn 16y ago
  This article is a great intro to higher level uses for Excel. Thanks for writing it!
  • mikecp 16y ago
    Thanks! I really wrote it because I felt woefully under-skilled in the area, and wanted to document what I was teaching myself.
• sga 16y ago
  I realize Excel is fairly ubiquitous and can get certain jobs done but I can't help but cringe at some of those IF statements and the maintenance that must go into some of these sheets. If you find you've reached the Excel Ninja level you might want to start checking out some other tools. I'd suggest Python. Either way nice write up. I'm sure people will find it very useful.
• jesusabdullah 16y ago
  The Fundamentals of Engineering exam actually tests for basic excel competency. How crazy is that?