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📝 Article Published in FIT Newsletter • 28 Sep 2026

The Excel Magic 10

By Dave Milliken
The Excel Magic 10 Dave Milliken Excel contains hundreds of functions. You could genuinely spend years working through them all, and thankfully, you don't need to. A surprisingly large share of everyday spreadsheet work ...
📝 Article Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026

The Excel Magic 10

By Dave Milliken
The Excel Magic 10 Dave Milliken Excel contains hundreds of functions. You could genuinely spend years working through them all, and thankfully, you don't need to. A surprisingly large share of everyday spreadsheet work ...
📝 Article Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026

Microsoft Shortcuts Everyone Should Know

By Dave Milliken
Microsoft Shortcuts Everyone Should Know Dave Milliken Keyboard shortcuts are one of the simplest ways to genuinely speed up how you work on a computer. Every time you reach for the mouse, hunt down a menu, and click thr...
📝 Article Published in FIT Newsletter • 15 Sep 2026

Five Excel Skills Everyone Should Know

By Dave Milliken
Five Excel Skills Everyone Should Know Dave Milliken Open Excel for the first time and it can genuinely feel like you've wandered into the cockpit of a small aircraft, rows, columns, ribbons, tabs, formulas, charts, tabl...